>Can anyone tell me why this message would fail the Bad Headers test?
I can do that.
>Or perhaps point me in the right direction as to interpreting the secret
>codes in the log (ex. bad headers [80040002])?
We are thinking of putting up a web page where you can enter a code, and
the web page will return the reason the mail failed the test. The code can
combine a bunch of different failed tests into one code, so there are a
*lot* of possible codes that could be returned.
>Are there any known issues with Pegasus Mail?
Not yet.
>Message-ID: <3B0911CE.9868.EF3822E@localhost>
The problem with the headers of this E-mail are that they use "localhost"
as the fully qualified host name in the Message-ID. Localhost isn't a
valid domain name. The Message-ID: header requires a FQHN (such as
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"). Declude will let you get away with just
the machine name ("...@machinename>"), since a lot of E-mail clients will
let incorrectly use just the machine name. However, lots of spammers use
"...@localhost>" in the Message-ID, and since it is illegal, the BADHEADERS
test will catch it.
-Scott
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