[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> with POP3 and filtering/forwarding to me the reports always target
> my ISP as the source rather than the real offending source.
> Is this something you can correct or is my ISP needing to work on
> their DNS or some other technical issue?
Sure sounds like a header problem to me, but you never know. Post a sample of
a header that doesn't work along with a tracking URL so we can see what's up.
> For example of wrong report see:
http://spamcop.net/w3m?i=z22551134z597a5da9d4769cd48e279b4f0f35009dz
> For correct report check:
http://spamcop.net/w3m?i=z22551025z657368c0d5b25c6fc48af6b2d85320a3z
Those are links to reports that went to addresses you specified. They aren't
actual tracking URLs.
- Don D'Minion -
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