>SPAM reads the header of each message in the
>configured directory, determines where it came from, and creates a message
>to "postmaster" at that address forwarding a copy of the original message.
jg> Most of the spam I see has forged headers. Your program is going to
jg> generate a _lot_ of undeliverable mail in INBOX.
That's true. It cuts down on it somewhat by letting you keep a file of
known bad addresses, so it at least never sends to the same invalid
address twice.
Cheers,
Rich
http://www.netside.net/~rveraa/
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