[geeklog-users] geeklog mail headers

Hi There Are there any known problems with the mail headers that Geeklog creates when sending emails. I have had a couple of daily-digest mails returned because the ISPs virus scanners didn't like the headers of the mails. Does anybody perhaps know what could be causing the problem? Thanks Jannet

Re: [geeklog-users] geeklog mail headers

My guess is they weren't virus scanners but, rather, SPAM scanners (or a combination thereof). I wouldn't doubt that the headers we send out might not be flagged as spam by some programs. We simply need to figure out the exact reasons why they are getting rejected. Did the bounced messages g

Re: [geeklog-users] new install error

Cotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Is this a permission problem? In case you haven't figured it out yet (there are lots of similar postings on geeklog.net AND it's also mentioned in the installation instructions): No, it's not a permission problem. It looks like your lib-common.php is corrupted.

Re: [geeklog-users] geeklog mail headers

Jannetta S Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Are there any known problems with the mail headers that Geeklog creates >when sending emails. I'm not aware of any. >I have had a couple of daily-digest mails returned >because the ISPs virus scanners didn't like the headers of the mails. The origin

Re: [geeklog-users] geeklog mail headers

At 08:36 AM 1/29/2003 +, you wrote: Hi There Are there any known problems with the mail headers that Geeklog creates when sending emails. I have had a couple of daily-digest mails returned because the ISPs virus scanners didn't like the headers of the mails. Does anybody perhaps know what co

Re: [geeklog-users] new install error

Cool, thanks for the reply. I think I was at work on my wintel box, but I used winrar to unpack it. I'll try a fresh copy of lib-common.php. cotton On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 07:24 AM, Dirk Haun wrote: Cotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Is this a permission problem? In case you h

Re: [geeklog-users] geeklog mail headers

Here is the whole message that I received back. I also thought the problem might have to do with the XMailer being Geeklog. I just thought I'll ask around before changing it to see what is happening. I mailed the ISP too, but whether they will respond is another question. Anyway here goes: >From [