On Mon, August 4, 2008 2:19 pm, Scott Ragen wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 29/07/2008 07:15:47 AM:

> One could argue that either server is incorrectly configured. I suspect
> the receiving email server is checking if the sending email is valid in an
>  attempt to stop spam. You could just alias apache@ to your (or another
> valid) email address, and that should stop the problem.

thanks, Scott, everyone

sorry for 'suspicious' headers, I tend to get it on regular basis
perhaps someone is trying to tell me something...

the email procedure picks 'apache' as the httpd user, there is a directive
to provide a desired email address instead, but, when I tried to apply it,
it didn't seem to work, I most likeley mis-applied it, or, there was some
other pre-req required for this to work.

that was some time ago, and, I never went further to resolve it, as it
didn't seem to cause any real issues (till now...)

I guess I should really go back to fix up the Apache directive, and, try
to fix that...

meanwhile, the ISP addedd the offending address to his exemption list.



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Voytek

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