MasterCard.Com email has a problem
James M Galvin <galvin@acm.org> Fri, 06 September 2002 12:48 UTC
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Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2002 08:46:15 -0400
From: James M Galvin <galvin@acm.org>
Subject: MasterCard.Com email has a problem
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I'm sorry for the public announcement but somebody on this mailing list has their email forwarded to a mastercard.com address and that somebody has a procmail system setup that loops all messages on this list multiple times. This has been going for at least a month. Fortunately for you the loops are caught by the server. Unfortunately for me I can not figure out who it is because there are no mastercard.com addresses on the mailing list. The messages themselves are always resubmitted so they lose all trace information. These new messages always originate from: procmail@mastercard.com Which is a bogus address. I could probably contact postmaster@mastercard.com but there's not much traffic on this list and I know what it's like to look through log files for one entry, which is worse when you don't even know for sure what to look for. Anyway, it seems to me that whoever you are you know who you are. I would really appreciate if you would contact me so we can sort this out. Thanks! Jim -- James M. Galvin <galvin@acm.org>
- MasterCard.Com email has a problem James M Galvin