Übersetzung für 'message header' von Englisch nach Deutsch

message header

Nachrichtenkopf {m}comp.

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forwarded message <fwd / FWD message, fw / FW message>

weitergeleitete Nachricht {f}Internet

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header

Briefkopf {m}

Hechtsprung {m}

Fächerkrümmer {m}automot.

Leitvermerk {m}

Köpfer {m} [ugs.] [Kopfball, Kopfsprung]sports

Binder {m} [Stein]constr.

Überschrift {f}comp.

Kennsatz {m}

Nachrichtenkopf {m}

Dateikopf {m}

Anfangsetikett {n}

ungeprüft Kopfbereich {m} [oberer Bereich einer Webseite]Internet

Köpfler {m} [südd.] [österr.]sports

paragraph header

Absatzüberschrift {f}

boxed header

Wannenstecker {m}electr.

address header

Adreßkennsatz {m} [alt]

box header

Wannenstecker {m}electr.

column header

Spaltenkopf {m}comp.

header label

Anfangsetikette {f}

• Email spoofing occurs when the email message header is designed to make the message appear to come from a known or trusted source.
• The last type (b11) is always used in the case of aggregate messages where, in the example above, the second message will start with an id of 0xC3 (b11000011) and would mean that all Message Header fields should be derived from the message with a stream Id of 3 (which would be the message right above it).
• The Sweepstakes required a more complicated exchange of information for each two-way contact that was adapted from the message header structure used by the National Traffic System.
• Another possibility is to store the long rewritten address somewhere in the message header.
• A message header had to contain a valid email address in the From field.

• Otherwise, the node will reverse the route based on the route record in the Route Request message header (this requires that all links are symmetric).
• The message header specifies the types of network in use at each layer as well as the size of addresses of each.
• the message header, the message is automatically routed through an on-line direct connection through single or multiple transmission media.
• In particular a difficulty with MIME is that each message must be encoded as text and that its sections are separated by a separator given in the message header.
• Messages sent in each direction carry a message sequence number in the message header.

• All NORM messages begin with the following common header, defined in RFC 5740, Section 4.1, NORM Common Message Header and Extension.
• It already supported the use of an "X-No-Archive" message header, which if present would cause an article to be omitted from the archive.
• This structure defines a 4-byte message header and a 4-byte parameter section.
• Instead, the ultimate destination in memory of an incoming message is determined at the receiver by comparing contents of the message header with the contents of structures at the destination.
• "X-No-Archive", also known colloquially as xna, is a newsgroup message header field used to prevent a Usenet message from being archived in various servers.

• Unlike BSD sockets using Internet protocols such as TCP, where the message headers are autogenerated, the Netlink message header (available as [...]) must be prepared by the caller.
• An HTTP(S) server listening on that port accepts the connection and then waits for a client's request message.