David (Fenton) - to answer your questions: No router; the computer is directly plugged into the DSL modem.
And the computer hasn't been ID'd as 'Les.' The oddity to me is that I only have this problem with the shsu server. And - of course as you note: indiscriminately so. Some times, no prob; other times: bingo. I do a rather large amount of e-mailing every day and to a pretty far-flung number of recipient ISPs....but never (to my obvious knowledge) experience this sort of tagging elsewhere. As sidebar: The past problem which I noted between my ISP and AOL arose from client(s) of STI either having their addresses used as forged headers by a spammer, or STI clients having their computers actually be hijacked by a spammer or -- an STI client was an actual spammer. And consequently, AOL identified the .sti domain as a spam source and blacklisted the entire domain, or so I discovered: any e-mail from any STI client was automatically bounced by AOL itself -- at least that's what I was told. STI is a relatively large server covering a good chunk of Central California. Thousands of clients who may have been victimized. Me? Naw. The computer is larded with anti-spy, anti-viral, anti-bot....you name it, scrupulously kept up-to-date. But in any case, David --- I really do appreciate (and enjoy) your e-tective work. And am more than satisfied to play Watson to your Holmes. Best, Les Les Marsden Founding Music Director and Conductor, The Mariposa Symphony Orchestra Music and Mariposa? Ahhhhh, Paradise!!! http://arts-mariposa.org/symphony.html http://www.geocities.com/~jbenz/lesbio.html _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
