Using a large mallet, David T-G whacked out:
> Now, if you're trying to use baz.com as a relay to send mail to foo@bar
> through that site, you want the good old "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" grammar.
> You'll also want to smack whoever is running baz.com for having an open
> relay :-) If baz.com is yours, then teach bar about sendmail smart hosts
> and don't use a relay at all.
Especially if baz.com has something like (assuming sendmail)
CO @ % !
That would just prohibit such relaying hacks by restricting their use in local
parts. If one of these is put back in, you stand the risk of being abused by
some spambag or the other ... lots of spamware mail clients are _designed_ to
send mail using such pathing hacks.
> Once you figure out exactly what you're trying to do you ought to be able
> to move forward; if not, explain it to us and we'll try to help.
I think he's definitely trying to relay through baz.com to foo@bar - % is just
one of hte possible pathing hacks he can use.
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Suresh Ramasubramanian + [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lumber Cartel of India + You spamma my mailbox, I nukea da ass
I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.
