RE: To the list administrator.

[Giuliano Gavazzi]

Yoav, I am the one affected by emails involving the address 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and I can say for sure that there are no 
viruses, trojans or what else on my network...

I incorrectly reported only the [EMAIL PROTECTED] address 
though, that is only the envelope sender of the Symantec bounces. The 
address involved with these bounces and related to the list seems to 
be: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But sending email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] generates similar bounces.

Also leds.com and LeadingEdgeDeSign.com have the same MX data, they 
are the same administration and servers.

I already reported to the list one of their emails (enclosed again 
below), from which you can see that the final address that triggered 
it is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I that is not the result of a forward then you know which subscriber 
to take off.

What puzzles me is the coincidence that the local part of the 
envelope sender of the message below is administrator2, exactly as 
all those system addresses at radgametools.com reported by Graham 
Reeds have a number 2 appended. But the domains seem disconnected, 
from an initial dig'ing.

Oh, and to those who have directed me to the bottom of the list 
messages... unfortunately that is not what I was looking for, if the 
meaning of administrator hasn't changed in the past few years...

Thanks

Giuliano

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<x-charset utf-8>Subject of the message: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
- Email has different SMTP TO: and MIME TO: fields in the email 
addresses - Re: Like..
Recipient of the message: "Tomcat Users List" <list address>;"you" 
<your address>

At 10:44 am -0500 2003/12/10, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
This list is automatic and moderated.  I approve/reject messages from
people not on the list who try to send to the list.  The two cases you
cite are not affecting anyone except you -- it's more likely to be spam
viruses on your local machine or network.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics

-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Reeds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 10:41 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: To the list administrator.
I think that this list is automatic.

In the the event that it isn't have a check to see if radgametools
autoresponder is and why it is that only I get the email.  This address
is
used solely for the purpose of the mailing list.

I don't get anything off administrator2ATledsDOTcom but then again
people
don't seem to get anything off radgametools autoresponder.

 >G.
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