Consider yourself very lucky if you're not blacklisted by "the Internet God"
for your slip-up. I sent a similar message not too long ago, also after
updating my config., and this "Internet God" took it upon himself to
blacklist me. The only real difference is in the way I worded my message,
compared to yours.
To whom it may concern -- is there not already a mailing list that (new)
admins like us can send our "test" messages (which some might/seem to
consider SPAM) to? If not, wouldn't that be a good idea? Or is there a
better way for somebody who does not know for example the fine details of
DNS, MX records, etc., and the like, to send test messages to see what
headers contain, and if messages ever even arrive?
Robert
>From: Toralf Lund <toralf@???>
>To: Exim Mailing List <exim-users@???>
>Subject: Re: [exim] Test
>Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 16:46:30 +0200
>
>Toralf Lund wrote:
> > Urk
> >
>Whoops. This was not intended for the list, obviously; I meant to send a
>quick test message to myself while testing my updated ACL config, but
>since I was thinking "Exim" when i did this, apparently my fingers typed
>the address of this list rather than my own...
>
>- T
>
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