The only thing I can think of is that these two users had logged in to
their accounts using the same computer at one time.  If their sessions
crossed on that day, then one user's prefs may have been accidentally
copied to the other's.

This can not be the case. According to the user the problem has also occured on locations where the other person have never ever been and the sessions could never clash. Initially, my consern was that it might be related to some email they've sent to eachother that managed to change the from address of the other sender. But since it only happens ocasionally, and even with the new 1.4.5 version this is very puzzling indeed. I have none of the plugins that change sender address (custom_from etc.) even installed on the server, and the user doesn't use the advanced identities function. As far as I know, he hasn't even filled out his personal details. :)

Do you have any suggestions on where to go from here. Since the customers says it happen on occasion, is it possible to increase the debug-level of SM to be able to trap this bug in some way? Maybe the ability to log users sending with different return-path/sender than their logged-in username (very few, if any of my users use the multiple identities function anyway). How would I go about enabling this?

-- Robin


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