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johnpc at xs4all.net
johnpc at xs4all.net
Fri Sep 11 11:45:33 CEST 1998
On Fri, Sep 11, 1998 at 09:00:55AM +0200, kissg at sztaki.hu wrote: > Hi, David! > > I think the database should send any outgoing mails > with sender address <nobody at no.where.ripe.net> or similar > nonexistent address. This would break any mailing loop. > This is acceptable for humanoid recipients too because generally > they don't want to reply the notifications and acknowledgements. The return address from auto-dbm is already something else, not auto-dbm itself (it's not nobody, it is in fact a human whose "d" key must get more sore than the fire button in a cheap shoot-em-up game from all the bounces). (You might've noticed by actually looking at an auto-dbm reply! :) However, if you start copying Cc: lines, you're in trouble. Think about it a little and you'll figure it out. BTW, I have nothing to do with auto-dbm, but I do build or maintain email robots occasionally, so I know about the problem sphere. -- #! ##### Jan-Pieter Cornet ##### <johnpc at xs4all.net> ##### perl ++$_;$!=$_+++$_;($:,$,,$/,$*)=$!=~/.(.)...(.)(.).(.)/;$!=$_+$_; ([email protected],$\,$~)=$!=~/(.)(.).(.)/; $_="$,$/$:"; [email protected]++; $~="$~$_";($_)= \$$=~/\((.)/;$|=++$_;$_++;$|++;$~="$~ [email protected]$:";`$~$/$\$*$, $|>&$_`
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