>well they haven't provided me with logs. My logs show absolutely nothing
>from his domain
Then you either have to [1] Request the information from the tech at the
remote mailserver, or [2] Ignore the problem. There isn't much else you
can do (aside from looking up their MX record in an attempt to guess where
their mail would have come from, and search the logs for that IP). If
their tech won't give you the information, it's safe to assume a problem on
their end.
-Scott
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