>>>>> "LH" == Lindsay Haisley <fmouse@fmp.com> writes:
LH> An increasing number of mail servers are taking much needed measures to
LH> deal with spam email, and I'm seeing some interesting bounces from the
LH> majordomo lists which I administer. One of the more direct and
LH> effective measures is for the mail server to look at the To: address in
LH> the header body and reject mail for which the To: address is not local.
LH> Since Majordomo always puts the list address in the To: header, this
LH> mail bounces. Are there any solutions for this in the works?
Ah, I see the point now. My other reply had it backwards.
When the 'cure' is worse than the disease, people, something is wrong. The
answer is, of course, that users behind those broken mail filters should
scream until their admins change their policies. Majordomo should not have
to construct a separate message for each and every recipient just so that
the To: header can be faked. The message was sent to the mailing list;
Majordomo should not go about changing it.
- J<
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