Wrong.
>Most servers are configured to include a source address that drops
>bounced email into the bit bucket instead of reposting these messages
We do - Sender is the list owner. A properly configured mail daemon will
send errors to an "Errors-To:" header, if it exists. Most list don't use
these, it isn't advised.
They should then fall back on 'Reply-To:', then 'From:' and then 'Sender:'
They should NEVER send to the address in the 'To:' line nor the 'From' line.
That only happens with a badly configure, or broken mailer daemon. Since
those are the only two lines the list address will appear in (maybe Cc:)
that is where the daemon must have grabbed it from.
Microsoft's mail daemon is crap, so it doesn't surprise me that this
can from a M$ daemon.
>to the entire List. Who knows what might have caused the message to
>bounce from the user's location, but the list server shouldn't be
It looks like any other letter to the list, nothing to differentiate it.
Majordomo did what it was supposed to and sent it to the list.
-MZ
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