On Mon, Apr 22, 2002 at 03:04:18PM -0700, T. Kenji Sugahara wrote: > I'm running OS X (root disabled of course) with a non-microsoft mail > app and I've had a few e-mail bounces returned to me saying that they > have quarantined documents that I sent them. I have no recollection > of sending e-mails to these individuals. A common spamming approach involves forging the From: and From_ headers of emails -- when they are set to addresses that actually exist, but are innocent, it is termed "joe-jobbing". You may be the victim of joe-jobbing. Or, one problem I encounter frequently is my GPG signatures on emails sent to, e.g., bugtraq, come bouncing back from dozens of peoples claiming their virus software quarantined my virus. (And, while I know that Microsoft thinks GPL code is a virus, I always figured GPG signatures were rather .. inert. :) If you've sent emails with attachments (no matter the type) to mail lists, that could explain the bounces. -- http://sardonix.org/
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