Looks like with current setup, [EMAIL PROTECTED] does not accept mail from domain that does not exist for the outside world.
This looks suboptimal for me: why not accept all mail that looks like a
popcon report?
I know that it is possible to do local setup such as mail will look more
legitimate for outside checkers. But shouldn't popcon be as transparent as
possible?
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POPULARITY-CONTEST-0 TIME:1176349666 ID:77bbdcc209324e9d9580fa564d6e66b5
ARCH:i386 POPCONVER:1.41 1176349660 1175154185 login /bin/su
1176349660 1175153760 coreutils /usr/bin/basename
1176349660 1175154162 bash /bin/sh
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