On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 04:15 am, many eyes noted that Bill Mullen wrote:
> It did ... but the headers in it are a bit odd, IMHO. It seems to have
> gone by way of several of Telstra's SMTP servers before being sent on to
> Mandrake's, and it appears that the first of Telstra's mail systems is
> misidentifying itself to the second ... but it worked, somehow! :)
Hi Bill,
Seeing it on the list quite smartly after sent is what I was looking for. I
only sent snippets of content by way of a truncated explanation. Apparently
the information that Telstra's DNS was not identifying itself was the
problem. Mandrake didn't like it and they didn't accept it. It was used as a
test with another SYMPA system to overcome the problem, and after a few days
not being able to send to the list, this is rectified.
You say that it has been done in a convoluted way? I really have no idea about
any of these things. It works and it appears not to be delayed along the way,
seems all right to me. But it wasn't for over a week.
Charlie
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