Yusuf Goolamabbas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi, I have a qmail-1.03 machine saw in my queue a few bounces in
them. Also, looking at my logs I saw the following message
@40003905243f24daf1b4 delivery 34: deferral:
A bounce message bounced. When this happens, qmail generates a
double-bounce and tries to send it to the local postmaster address. It
uses the completely invalid envelope sender "#@[]" to ensure that
double-bounces can't then bounce again and generate mail loops.
You apparently are
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On 25 Apr 00, at 19:36, Yusuf Goolamabbas wrote:
That is true, However I changed the forwarding to another system which
doesn't do resolveable name checks and yet the messages are continuing
to go the old system. (I changed
Also, Do people see the benifit in doing resolvable name checks. Doesn't
it hurt in the above scenario
It encourages spammers to abuse real domain names so that someone can sue
them. There have been a couple of successful law suits over sending spam
with someone else's domain name.
It keeps
Yusuf Goolamabbas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That is true, However I changed the forwarding to another system which
doesn't do resolveable name checks and yet the messages are continuing
to go the old system. (I changed /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-postmaster) and
restarted qmail. Is this
Hi, I have a qmail-1.03 machine saw in my queue a few bounces in
them. Also, looking at my logs I saw the following message
@40003905243f24daf1b4 delivery 34: deferral:
