> We  have a client that thinks their server is being hijacked because
> of  some  messages  they  have received.

That's  a  contradiction. Either their server is just plain being USED
for local mail, albeit unwanted, or HIJACKED for remote mail.

You  haven't given us the full headers pertaining to IMail, since from
those  (readily forged, and conspicuously misplaced) Received: headers
there is no SMTPD32.

Basically, it doesn't matter how the message claims it got to them. As
we've  gone  over and over, the only reliable info is the last sending
IP.  If  that  IP is blacklisted, you can assure them that they have a
remedy in future mailings from this address (Declude Junkmail, IMGate,
et al.).

Anyway,  try  to  get  us  complete  info, logs, and the like. "Header
tracing" isn't usually worth it with spam.

-Sandy


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