At 10:53 PM -0500 2/11/05, Alan Munn issued a series of ones and zeros which decoded as:
Sorry, that's a bit of confusion that I created when I sent my original message. I substituted the real address with a fake one in my original message.
The real address is colloq-request (as showed up in the log transcript that I posted. This account does exist and is mirrored to my account.
Very well. I think the problem is your DNS. When I try to look up the MX record >for montague.lin.msu.edu, I find none. If the 'verify sender address' mechanism >cannot find a MX record, it doesn't know which server to use to verify the >sending address [EMAIL PROTECTED] Some servers, in the >absence of a MX record, will use an A record. But absence of a MX record is a >possible spam indicator. montague.lin.msu.edu needs a proper MX record.
Great, this makes sense, and is something that I can get fixed locally.
Thanks a lot for you help.
-- Alan Munn [EMAIL PROTECTED] Department of Linguistics [EMAIL PROTECTED] and Germanic, Slavic, Asian and African Languages Fax. +1-517-432-2736 Michigan State University, East Lansing MI 48824 Tel. +1-517-355-7491
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