Re: two tmda's talking to each other

[Jared]

I have another issue on the same subject. When I get a confirmation 
request from someone's TMDA, it confirms the address I originally sent 
the e-mail with, or rather, the envelop, which I always have as a dated 
address. I leave my "From" address bare. So no matter how many times I 
e-mail the person, I'm always asked to confirm because the dated 
address is always different.

The same thing happens when people e-mail me and confirm it (people who 
use TMDA, that is).

What can we, as TMDA server managers, do to prevent this? What can we, 
as mail client users, do to prevent this (I'd answer this one by saying 
"Send other e-mail but use X-TMDA to send it bare").

-Jared

On Mar 24, 2004, at 8:05 PM, Jason R. Mastaler wrote:

tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

I'll take another very long and close look at 5.4 as well.
[...]

hmm, still a little dazed and confused on this.
Conceptually it's pretty simple.  When you send mail, make sure to
leave a clear and unhindered Return-Path back to your mailbox.  If you
do this, TMDA challenges, bounces, and other automatic notices won't
get caught up in your own TMDA.  The 'dated' return-path that the FAQ
discusses is one way to accomplish this.
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