Hello!
I'm getting "bounces" like this from a misconfigured site which bounces
to the header From instead of the envelope from.
Perhaps that recipient should just be removed from the list?
The "bounce" has envelope from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(should be empty!)
header from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and
On 10/25/05 8:09 PM, "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ISPs do lots of things with mail besides delivering it or rejecting it.
> Some ISPs will just silently discard mail they don't like. Thus in
> these cases, you won't see a bounce and the recipient won't see the
> mail and the ISP may
John W. Baxter wrote:
> Note that it's not just the ISP. We regularly get support calls about mail
> not being received, when the logs clearly show that the message was
> deposited into the user's mailbox and later picked up by the user's machine.
> Something on the user's machine (our users prima
Hi,
We use this software and continue to get the following error message (see
below). Is there anything that can be adjusted in order to send larger
messages? Also, we can not send messages with attached files. What can we do
to rectify this situation?
Sincerely,
Marlowe Futrell
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Your m
On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 10:55 -0700, Jim & Marlowe Futrell wrote:
[...]
> We use this software and continue to get the following error message
> (see below). Is there anything that can be adjusted in order to send
> larger messages?
Yes.
> Also, we can not send messages with attached files. Wh
Jim & Marlowe Futrell wrote:
>
>We use this software and continue to get the following error message (see
>below). Is there anything that can be adjusted in order to send larger
>messages? Also, we can not send messages with attached files. What can we do
>to rectify this situation?
Are you
At 5:48 PM +0200 2005-10-26, Hannah Schroeter wrote:
> I'm getting "bounces" like this from a misconfigured site which bounces
> to the header From instead of the envelope from.
>
> Perhaps that recipient should just be removed from the list?
>
> The "bounce" has envelope from
>[EMAIL PROT
