>Mail from one of our users continuously fails the MAILFROM test, but I'm
>not sure that it should be failing. The only funny thing this message has
>is the mail server hostname appended to the end of the address, but I
>thought that was valid.
No, it isn't valid:
>X-Note: Sent from [EMAIL PROTECTED]@mx.digical.com -
>h-64-236-243-243.twi.com ([64.236.243.243]).
RFC821 doesn't say how to handle this -- the return address is
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]@mx.digical.com", yet only 1 "@" is allowed
in the address (technically, the part to the left of the "@" could have
another one, if it was quoted, but that is rarely ever used).
There is an obscure routing method that is legal, and similar to this --
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", where one mailserver would
send it to mx.digical.com, which would then send it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] However, you need a "%" in there for that
to be valid.
-Scott
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