>It seems to me that their mail server is not correctly configured, it >looks like a mail mirror, which returns the message without the usual >headers of a bounce message.
I quite agree. That's pretty sad and creates a lot more work for you, and I admire your patience in deleting the USERS.LST just becasue of this one stupid domain. Have you talked to their IT people at all? Do you want me to? >Imail sees this From: and accepts the message because its the address >of the list-owner. It seems that everybody, who claims to be >[EMAIL PROTECTED] can post to the list. Yep, all headers are forgeable. You'd need to use password security to avoid this--and why not do so? Their mail will go to you, then you have to enter the password on the subject line to get the mail out to the list. Nobody can spoof that without knowing the password. >I have set up imail for relay for addresses only, but the list server >ignores this. It seems that everybody, who claims to be >[EMAIL PROTECTED] can post to the list. Ah, but sending to a list exploder isn't relaying--the destination is a local address, and then new outgoing messages are created after the list is exploded. Relaying shouldn't apply per RFC concepts of source/destination. Sucks, though; I know it's counterintuitive. Sandy Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
