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If you see the addresses in your log as "RCPT TO"'s
but don't see them in the header of the messages this is a BCC in almost all
cases. Hence toe word "BLIND" Carbon Copy
Eric S
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 1:34
PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] SPAM
question...
I had a similar dilemma the other day when I was checking the
contents of the spamfilter's mailbox and found bunch of messages addressed to
random names addresses with our own domain.com.
But when I looked at
the SMTP log info related to one of these messages I found 6 email addresses
that the message was sent to (in the same message ID entry), and only one of
them was valid. The other five had random [EMAIL PROTECTED] domain.com, email
addresses, but in the header info of each of these messages only displayed the
very first email address as a destination address (in Outlook Express) which
happened to be an invalid one.
Geza
At 08:30 AM 4/2/2005,
you wrote:
How am I getting spam when
the address isn't even remotely close to my
email
address?
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