Yes please, as we have seen this at one particular site as well. I'll
try to dig up one of our experiences, but it sounds the same - the mail
arriving at the other end is addressed
"sending-list-name@valid-addressee's.domain.name".
It's like the sender local part gets combined with the destination domain.
Hope somebody knows...
Glenn.
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On Wed, 24 Jun 1998, Michael wrote:
> > The problem is that when a message is sent to a mailing list, one of the
> > addresses does work. Instead of getting sent to the correct email address,
> > somewhere along the line the message tries to be delivered to
> > list-name@correct.host.name. ie the name of the mailing list gets put together
> > with the last part of the email address. A "user can't be found" message gets
> > sent back to the person who sent the message (not to the list owner, which is a
> > puzzle in itself) and of course the postmaster at the other end gets very upset
> > with me for sending email to a user who doesn't exist.
> >
> Post a real example, this doesn't make any sense
>
> Michael@bzs.org
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