Yea - that's the reality of email. Curious how will meetup address this?
For the past 30 minutes all my emails (even [address removed]) were getting rejected. Seems they took their email servers down (due to spam issue?)
All emails bounced with:
Technical details of permanent failure:
PERM_FAILURE: SMTP Error (state 13):[masked] <wa-out-1112.google.com[
[masked]]>: Client host rejected: Access denied
On 10/24/07, whitneymcn <[address removed]> wrote:
If you're reading this message, Hank, then the answer to your question appears to be that spoofing the from email address of a valid subscriber is enough to get a message through to the list. I'm actually sending this message via a little script on a server that's unrelated to my
absono.us email address.
It's not too surprising, really -- given the still relatively low level of adoption for email authentication, Meetup doesn't have too many other options.
Sincerely,
Not Really Whit
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