I am and it in fact turns out that simply specifying the reply-to address as the email used during ordering works fine too. I have now used this method to cancel my original order.
There were a few issues that made me decide it would be less hassle to re-order: 1) I would have had to spoof email all further communications, which would be a pain (as it turns out just setting the reply-to would have worked, which isn't such a big deal). 2) I needed to change the order because I originally ordered two phones - one for a friend - but he backed out after the "are you sure" email. In fact I got this from the Web Shop when I eventually canceled the first order: "Most likely you either asked them to cancel your order, or it was neccessary as part of a change (we can't change orders, we can only cancel them and you can place a new one)." So it would have been the only option anyway. Justyn. On 16/07/07, Sven Neuhaus < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Justyn Butler wrote: > Mail sent to @ gmail.com <http://gmail.com> rather than @ googlemail.com > <http://googlemail.com> still reaches me, but it will not allow me to > send from @gmail.com < http://gmail.com>. You seem to be unaware of the fact that unsigned emails can be trivially spoofed? From what I've read, the openmoko servers do not seem to look at SPF records so there shouldn't be a problem. -Sven Neuhaus
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