Hi folks. I got a mail message yesterday and today telling me that my mail quota was nearly full in the OS X Mail application. Granted, I do have 180 odd mail messages in my inbox, but had that many before and never received such a message. The message came to my inbox without a sender. I tried to cut and paste the message and send it in a message to this list, but the message was "not deliverable" and the message was returned by the Mail Daemon. It contained a mime attachment and "Reporting-MTA: dns; mail.maclaunch.com" Is this perchance virus related? Mail in OS X has always been a little buggy for me with error messages about my deleted mailbox being locked and fetch errors and so forth. This mysterious message never appeared before and now I'm a little concerned that this isn't my Mail app telling me to clean house but a virus. Thanks for any input. Donald
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