> However, now that I can test this problem against a different server
> product (whatever Novell uses for their myrealbox.com service), I am > suspicious of
>IMail.
The problem is that there is an information overload here. There are a bunch of
people who have said a bunch of stuff, some real and some not (ideas/theories/etc.).
The general consensus seemed to be that it was a problem with the headers. However,
the only headers that are known to cause a problem are RFC compliant. The only known
problem is that a "," within quotes in the "From:" address can cause this problem.
But, it would require looking at the logs on IMail -- and someone with knowledge of
IMAP to interpret them, and make an educated guess from there. IE, do the logs show
an error such as "Invalid header" (indicating that IMail is not properly processing
the comma), or "Message delivered" (in which case it would appear that Outlook
received the E-mail).
--
-Scott
Declude: Anti-virus and Anti-spam solutions for IMail. http://www.declude.com
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