[Scottish] Poisoned Spam

Fri Jul 18 23:41:01 2003

On Wednesday 16 July 2003 00:09, Kyle Gordon wrote:
> I've seen this happen twice in the past 4 months. Don't know if it's

Just got another one. Grrr! A quick check on Google for "501 Bad address 
syntax" and the first match was routed through the same server as that below. 

Looking at the message, obviously the To: isn't rfc822 - but I wouldn't have 
expected that to make the MTA throw a huff. 

Colin

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