On Sat, 26 Feb 2005, Brian W. Antoine wrote:
It's an auto-DSN (return path is <>) - so that senders with a clue
never see it due to DSN filtering, whether SES, SRS, or tracking outgoing
return paths. I *HATE* it when virus/spam filters send replies.
Yet your talking about automating something that will send just those
kinds of replies. The chances of the MX being able to do something about
DSN != reply
Replies have a return path.
DSNs have an empty return path - making them trivially distinguishable.
Apparently those clueless virus/spam filter writers are not alone.
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