Hmm... that's interesting. If this is a standard (and I did indeed
find it in RFC 2421), then it looks like BellSouth is doing something
non-standard. They are rejecting DSN/NDN messages to their servers.
Are they allowed to do this (per RFC) ?
Would there be a reason for this? Does having this enabled leave a
spam hole others could exploit?
Thanks!
Steven
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> Subject: [Exim] Bug? Missing "FROM" address in SMTP communication...
>
> steven@??? (Steven Christensen) [Tuesday, September 03, 2002 10:52 AM]:
>> SMTP>> MAIL FROM:<> SIZE=2363
>> ### ??? In the above line, the e-mail address is missing between
>> ### the <> ???
>> What would cause exim not to send the e-mail address in the smtp "MAIL
>> FROM" line?
>> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
> MAIL FROM:<> is the RFC mandated address for sending DSNs / NDNs (return
> receipts and bounces, to put it crudely).
> -srs
>
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