the 'From:' line is coded in Cyrillic characters (at least, partially). I suspect the Cyrillic encoded characters are the problem here. Does anyone know if Cyrillic characters are interpreted correctly in IMail, and how this applies to the '501 unacceptable mail address' error message?
What you would need to know is the return address of the E-mail ("MAIL FROM" in the SMTP envelope), which can be found in the "RCPT TO" SMTPD line in the IMail SMTP log file.
The bounce message seems to indicate that it is just "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", which should be processed normally. If this is the case, you should check your IMail SMTP Kill File to see if you are block that address or domain (and double-check -- a lot of people miss an entry the first time they look).
-Scott
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