Hi James, > You did make mention of a Demon host in your posting, although I don't see > any evidence of it from the headers. If you do suspect a Demon host is > causing a problem can you send the full headers to [EMAIL PROTECTED] please > and it'll get checked out ASAP.
I first though one of the hosts involved was a customer on Demon's network. The reason is because the original address list didn't contain this: "IMB Recipient 1137" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> However all the looped mails do. Searching Google for IMB Recipient leads back to the same page posted by Matthew regarding the SBS Server problem. Now I am unsure if it is a host on Demon's network, I can't see anything in any of the headers I'm looking at. I have in the mean time contacted several ISP's with the headers. Some more helpful than others! Thanks for your help. Oh and to top things off people have hit "reply-to-all" and sent messages back to the original list causing more loops. One guy even setup an auto responder that replied to the whole list for each e-mail he received! -- ## List details at http://www.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://www.exim.org/eximwiki/
