On Thursday 14 November 2002 06:30 am, Drew Raines wrote: > Justin Karneges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Actually, no. If TMDA weren't in place and I reply with my email > > client, then my client would use Reply-To. TMDA should use the > > Reply-To also. > > > > The problem still stands. > > Only for the sender. Their message should contain a valid, > returnable envelope sender address, which is what TMDA sends the > confirmation to.
Currently, I still read my pending folder every couple of weeks, and I always find one or two legit emails. If TMDA would send to the Reply-To address, I think that would solve all of my problems, and I would never read my pending folder again. Sending to the Reply-To makes sense. A person might be sending mail from a different machine or location than he wants your response. If he is using a reply-to, then it makes the most sense that TMDA also use it. I would even argue that sending to the Reply-To is all that is needed if it is present. No need to send to the From address, since he doesn't want mail there. I realize that it is easy to simply place blame on the sender for using something so silly, but that won't solve the problem. The other users will not change, so I have to be the one to change. >From the responses, I take it that this feature is not present in TMDA. Could I be given a hint about where to hack in order to make it work as I'd like? -Justin _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
