Giuliano Gavazzi said: > fools... his From: header does not contain a domain but just a > "username" and your mailservers did complete it with their local > domain name. Pretty bad choice, modifying the content of the From > header, urgh...
Although your technical assessment of what is happening is likely correct - I think your sentiment is misplaced. His mail server appears to be bow.intnet.mu, although that may not be a valid return address either. Nonetheless, your mail administrator should be able to modify the configuration of your mail server to prevent this from happening. If that's you, and if you use Postfix, refer to http://www.postfix.org/uce.html. By default, it is allowed, but the default behavior should be modified - it rarely is. I believe but I'm not sure that qmail also has the same capabilities. In fact, it should be the list server which rejects messages with malformed headers - otherwise it becomes possible to spam the list. Rod. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
