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Article #402Re: stopping e-mail spams
From: Richard Clayton
Date: Sat, 16 Aug 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 16 Aug 1997 00:00
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In article <9708142108.34nw@pierrot.co.uk>, Terrance Richard Boyes
<tez@pierrot.co.uk> writes
>> If you hold the headers in your hands you can generate a perfectly valid
>> DSN message without the expense of messing around with *ENV or SMTP.
>
>However that message would obviously have come from the target machine,
of course - that's the only machine you would have authority to issue
DSN messages for.
>and will appear no different than a manually generated message.
I doubt that ! Producing a DSN manually would be a major undertaking.
The format is quite complex.
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