Listserve Reply-To problems- Need an answer from Tenon on this

[Netmanager <netmanager@xxxxxxxxx>]

> But I am not certain if this accounts for all of the inconsistent
> behavior.  I'm wondering if there's any ISP-level anti-spam software that
> might be interfering with my users' email, and munging the headers
> indiscriminately, for whatever bizarre reason.  Is there any anti-spam
> software that does things like remove Reply-To headers on incoming mail?
> Or it could be a P.O bug, as you say.  It's a puzzle, to be sure.

Our ISP does none if this.  I am doing no scanning or filtering at 
all with Post.Office.  But we do use RAV antivirus on a separate 
gateway machine.   But I don't think that's likely the problem since 
the same post to the Post.Office lists doesn't come out with the same 
return address.  I myself don't think this is a client issue.

But since the return address I see (when the user's return fails to 
be applied) is the same one each time (the list request address), and 
since it is one that only the listserve could apply, someone at Tenon 
with knowledge of how the PO listserve works should be able to 
enlighten us about what *could* be happening.

I am using build #717.  This is a big problem right now and I really 
need to know whether this is a bug that can be addressed or not 
and/or if there are any workarounds.

Mark
---------
Tenon Intersystems' Post.Office Mailing List
To unsubscribe: send mailto:post_office-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
with the body only containing: unsubscribe
Find the searchable mailing list archives at:
http://postoffice.computeroil.com/