Did it look anything like this?
>>Hi! How are you?
>>I send you this file in order to have your advice
>>See you later. Thanks
But a reply does not bring up an email address in the
TO: field?
If so it is virus attempt. Albiet harmless to Linux. I
believe the address part of the code is simple HTML
which strips the senders info. One thing you can do
however is to take a look at the long headers on the
email and you can find out what domain it was sent
from. In fact, a computer name and ip address should
be there as well. For example, This is from an email
sent from my home coputer:
Received: from quantum
(user-uivefem.dsl.mindspring.com [165.247.xx.xxx])
by hall.mail.mindspring.net (8.9.3/8.8.5) with SMTP
id KAA09183
HTH.
Jen
--- chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. I just recieved an exe file from an 'unknown'
> sender.
>
> How is this done, does anyone know? I cannot reply
> to him as the machine
> recognises no address. I can only assume it is a
> virus. but the lack of an
> address is puzzling.
>
> I am using kmail
>
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