Hi,
I run a forum on Ibiblio and am seeing a strange phenomenon lately. Messages
are dropping off for certain users like AT&T, sbcglobal, etc. Gmail
users are seeing
these messages as Spam, but others are seeing nothing. Strangely, these
messages
do appear in the Archives of Ibiblio. Many of these messages are sent
from AOL
subscribers and Yahoo. I am being told that AOL and Yahoo are appending
certain
things to their headers which makes them incompatible with standard
practices.
Whatever, Ibiblio seems to accept these messages and attempts to send
them out.
They either wind up in Spam folders or never appear, at all.
Unfortunately, if these messages are being filtered by some server, some
of our users
are not aware that they were even sent and no error messages are generated.
I would like to know what is happening to these missing messages that do
not show up
in Inbox's, Spam Folders, or Trash Folders. Do I tell our AOL users to
stop sending
messages to our forum?
Sherwin Dubren
Administrator of Midfex Forum on Ibiblio
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