>>You shouldn't do that. It will block "bounce" messages, and violates
>>the RFCs.
>
>You tried Scott, but...
>
>COOL, That explains why all those messages with mistyped
>addresses from mpmri.com end up in my postmaster account.
Actually, mistyped addresses will only show up in your "postmaster" account if you use
the "nobody" alias. It isn't used by default. That has nothing to do with "<>".
>OF COURSE, That explains why all those messages where the
>users at mpmri.com have asked for delivery receipts end up
>in my postmaster account.
That I can't explain. Those should go to the actual user, not the postmaster.
>You tried Scott, but what did I say about Imail being a
>problem because it is too easy to turn it into an anti-
>social MTA? The proof must be in the pudding.
>
>220 cerberus.mpmri.com Generic SMTP handler
That's not IMail you are using. Either that is another program, or the people running
the mail server are experienced enough to use the IMail Knowledge Base and use a
registry hack, and are willing to lie about the SMTP program they use.
>HELO
>250 cerberus.mpmri.com talking to bouncy.com ([192.168.0.1])
Again, this isn't an IMail response!
>I'll leave you all to it. I'm out of here cause this is not
>even a little bit funny.
Agreed.
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-Scott
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