Usually mail servers place the HELO value in the received header.
Does you mail server have this setting?
Spammers like to spoof it. But if you ask me this is too restrictive.
The basic premise is this. So mail servers will take the HELO/EHLO value
and reverse DNS it and if the names don't match t
Sending one from order placement process. First one sent was from
office confirmation, so it contained the correct information.
Stephen
In reply to your following quoted email:
>Usually mail servers place the HELO value in the received header.
>Does you mail server have this setting?
>
>Spammers
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Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004 7:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Tango 2K Mail server ID problems
Sending one from order placement process. First one sent was from
office confirmation, so it contained the correct information.
Stephen
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