On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 12:44:05AM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>
> These days I actually have a worse problem with bogus bounce reports
> than I do with spam.
Especially the bounces that contain oh-so-helpful warnings that one's
email contained a virus. I wouldn't grouse about that, except that
my account at work recently got such a message from, of all places,
Berkeley. It contained the helpful note that, since this is one of
those email virus thingies, it may be that I didn't send the mail,
because a lot of them forge the From: header. It's bad enough that
the incredibly stupid, lazy, evil antivirus programs "helpfully" send
mail about this. It's just mind-boggling that someone would on
purpose enable this brain-dead "feature" and take the time to point
out how totally worthless it is.
</rant>
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