> We ( an ISP) are seeing a number of instances where Netscape and in
> some cases Explorer client accounts are unable to pick up mail, whereas,
> pine and elm work fine.
Use a MUA rather than a web browser to read email !
> I generally delete a message or two with pine and all is well.
What headers do the messages have ?
> Is there any chance that exim is at fault,
One can't rule out the possibility, but I suspect it is unlikley.
> or are there just some malformed headers that Netscape does not like?
Could be -- or could be some valid headers that it does not like ...
Or could it be invalid MIME stuff ?
> I realize for an accurate answer you would need the offending email message,
Yes -- the ones you processed with pine ...
> but the question is more general, are others having the same problem?
No, but our users use MUAs :-)
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