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Groupwise 6.5 POA Undeliverable Messages

Asked by russrtw in Email Software

Tags: undeliverable, groupwise, messages

When email is submitted from a "contact us" form on our external website, the message is sent to a user on our network.  The "contact us" form uses this specific user's email address as the recipient AND the sender.  It's always worked like this... and the web admin teams says it needs to stay like this.

PROBLEM:  The POA now lists an "Undeliverable" message for every "contact us" message this user receives.  If you use a different sender address, the message gets to her mailbox just fine.  She receives other mail just fine, as well as all other users.

Why would the POA not deliver the message just because the sender address is the same as the recipient?.  Better question is why this originally worked before.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  GWIA appears to be handing the message to the POA just fine.  No errors in MTA.

Netware 5.1 SP7
Groupwise 6.5 SP1b
Client/Svr connected IP
 
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