m�n 2003-10-20 klockan 07.06 skrev Ted Anderson: > That doesn't look like mail harvesting. To me, it looks like the > recipient's virus checker didn't like an Evo message because it was PGP > signed or something like that , so it automatically bounced it back. > Now, if you're not the one who sent the mails, I don't know why you'd > receive the response. I haven't received anything like this.
I usually don't sign to the list. One obvious reason (yes I've got those as well) is that someone with an unsecured Outlook is spreading one of the newer viruses. One of them (the name escapes me right now) inserts a random email address (from Outlook list) as sender in mails from an infected system. So it is actually not you sending the mail, it just looks like it. And you get blamed by AV-software around the world ... Martin S. -- Martin Skj�ldebrand Family site: http://www.skjoldebrand.org "Art" site: http://martoni.deviantart.com Public key available at: http://wwwkeys.pgp.net _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
