On 27 Jun 2008 at 15:22, Ennio-Sr wrote: > * mike scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [270608, 08:04]: > > [...] > > There's the clue. /Your/ ISP's mail server has rejected a list email > > because of a suspected virus; OOo list software is nice enough to > > warn you of problems with rejected mail. It's your own admin you need > > to be asking, I'm afraid. > > > > Hi Mike, > > just to be sure I understand well what you said, would you mind to > clarify what is the relationship between "..your own admin.." (that I > suppose is the 'admin' of the single PC or network receiving the mail) > and "Your ISP's mail server" (which supposedly is the external provider > of the internet service)? > In other words, when messages are bounced, whose mail server is > responsible, my own or my ISP's (i.e. tin.it in my case)?
I was assuming your ISP would be running the mail server. More precisely, a list message is sent from the OOO list manager to you. Assuming a single hop only, the OOo list mail server will try to send the message to whichever mailserver is handling your mail. If that rejects (bounces) the mail, the OOo server will put the response from that server into another mail message and send that to you as a warning of problems. (If /that/ warning message bounces as well, it's likely to forcibly unsubscribe you, on the grounds that the address doesn't work.) So what you're seeing is the OOo list server telling you the reason given by "your" mailserver when the latter wouldn't accept a previous message. I don't think I can explain more clearly......... -- Permission for this mail to be processed by any third party in connection with marketing or advertising purposes is hereby explicitly denied. http://www.scottsonline.org.uk lists incoming sites blocked because of spam [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mike Scott, Harlow, Essex, England --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
