Charles Lindsey wrote:
[From: <>]
It's been a couple of hours, and I haven't seen it on the
list yet.
Nor me. And none of the messages that I sent with From: <>
(or <-(_at_)[]>) has appeared either. So something somewhere is
eating them.
I find this surprising, but also worrying.
Why's that worrying ? Maybe majordomo doesn't find any <> in
the list of subscribed users, and moves these mails to a junk
folder for moderation. Just an idea. IIRC I'm not subscribed,
and you only see my mail because GMaNe's Return-Path or Sender
passes whatever majordomo checks.
A strategy consistent with these observations would be "check
Sender if available, otherwise From". That you don't get a
bounce is worrying, probably some spam filter before majordomo
has different ideas about valid mail than majordomo, and / or
majordomo tries to bounce to the 2822-From. It's older than
RfC 3834, isn't it ?
One will have no From
The other will have From: <>
IMHO all you're testing is one majordomo, and that majordomo
doesn't accept empty subscribers. I don't see your new tests.
Bye, Frank