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Old 08-06-2005, 13:51   #17
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Re: Not delivered because the return address was refused

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Originally Posted by simbr
The MAPS issue was resolved the same say it occured. As already expounded above, Totalise now appear to be bouncing external mail with a totalise address. Among other things this will prevent the recent upsurge of bagle-type viruses that come from a spoofed ISP support address so I believe it's actually a pretty good idea.
Not so sure myself about it being a good idea. Like I said - an awful lot of people use the mail services provided by a company other than their ISP, but still use their ISP's mail server to send email. My mail provider, Pepperfish (@ppfm.net), don't even have SMTP servers - just POP. All mail servers prevent mail relaying (or they should...) so there's no chance of using an SMTP server other than your ISP's - unless the server uses authentication, which very few do. The only time I've encountered it was at Uni - because of JANET.
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