>I appreciate the reply, but how do i fix it now, ( put a message id header
>as you mentioned below) this is a simple "autoresponder" message the person
>gets when they fill out a submission form on our site. How would i fix it.
You need to update the software that sends the E-mail (blat? CDONTS?). If
the latest version doesn't include a Message-ID: header, you may need to
put pressure on the developers (even if you whitelist the E-mail at your
server, it still may get tagged as spam on the recipient's computer).
>Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <<<<<<<< isn't this a
>message id header you talked about ????????
Yes, it is. However, it is not valid -- "216.127.27.237" isn't a valid
host name; it should be in the format "...@[216.126.27.237]". Most likely,
the machine said "HELO 216.127.27.237" (which is likely illegal, but I
don't know for sure), and then did not supply a Message-ID:. IMail then
(knowing how important the Message-ID: header is) added one, assuming that
the HELO name was a valid host name. IMail certainly gets an "A for
effort", but it still wasn't able to fix the mess from the remote machine.
-Scott
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