Hello everyone.
I regularly do a Bayes training run every week on any missed Spam that I collect from various places on the network. I picked some up from a co-worker and began to analyse the headers to determine any Spammyness I could write a S.A rule to bump the score up with. This is when I noticed that the E-Mail message in question should not have hit our servers at all - there is no header information suggesting a recipient that might exist on our network or domains. There are recipients... don't get me wrong... as well as Carbon Copy addresses - none of these addresses are hosted with us at all - and yet the Mail Message in question was delivered to my co-worker who's address has the same domain as my own (Manux.co.nz). The Headers for the E-Mail have been posted at pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m5bcefa6a The E-Mail itself has been posted at pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m8827fb6 We host 2 Exchange servers as well as 2 Qmail servers. Everything usually works fine between the four - no weird delivery issues, no rogue E-Mails etcetera. So, does anyone have a clue as to why the E-Mail in question was delivered to our domain? Or even, why would our servers try to deliver a message who's recipients don't exist here? Thanks for any help in advance, Cheers, Michael Hutchinson Manux Solutions Ltd | Phone: 0800 328 324 | Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Web: http://www.manux.co.nz/
