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Subject: Re: Sophos and Virus return mail
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On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 11:54:01PM -0500, Jim Durham wrote:
> Great discussion going on about Sophos and Amavis!
> 
> This may be something I'm missing, but there are several
> virii that apparently send no "envelope from" address when
> they generate virus mail. One that comes to mind is the
> stupid "Snow White" thing.
[...]

I get a couple of those a day in my root folder.

At least.

I just check the originating IP and make sure it is not one of my users. :)

-d

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