Hello, Recently, Texas A&M University decided to institute some method for checking to see if the sending mail server accepts mail from a null sender. We set-up our Imail server to not accept null senders. I know, I know, it's a violation of RFC but it seems to me that this RFC is archaic and should no longer be enforced. I know that the spirit of the RFC was to prevent mail loops, but most modern mail servers prevent mail loops by detecting them. (not re-rejecting mail) Has any one else seen this problem? Is there any way to get an RFC repealed? I personally would like to see an RFC instituted that makes sending mail from a null sender a violation of RFC.
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