Hello,
I have mail system configured at the office sendmail and fetchmail. Most of
my mails come in perfectly. But mails from the list and a couple of mails
fowarded from my mail.com account come to the postmaster instead of my
mail-id at the office. The message source from one of these mails is given
below. Can anyone help me out with this?
Regards,
Sam
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