>I have no idea what to do with this...apparently the message header has
>unacceptable format...how do I fix that?..is it all messages going to
>uucp.attmail.comm...or just one sub's...and I only have one sub
>@attmail.com..
 
>help!
 
>-mauri
 
Oddly enough, I was just about to post a similar message.  I'm
having trouble converting an Easylink address to an Internet
address.  Someone asked me to add her Easylink address (an eight-
digit number beginning with 62) to my newsletter list.  She was
told by Easylink's customer service department that although she
could not send a message directly to the listserv, the system
administrator could add her address.  I called Easylink's customer
service number (now part of ATT) and talked to someone who
suggested I call the Internet customer service number.  She
eventually told me to convert the Easylink number to an Internet
number by adding @attmail.com to the address.  My "add" message was
immediately bounced back to the listserv, and the message I sent
directly to her address was returned with the following:
 
     ================== RFC 822 Headers ==================
     Date: 31 Jul 92 13:14:37 GMT
     Report-Version: 2
     >To: internet!cuavax.dnet.cua.edu!nu_alawash
     Original-Date: Fri Jul 31 13:14:37 GMT 1992
     Mts-Message-Id: <1075811912198692131314370>
     Original-Date: Fri Jul 31 09:09:16 -0400 1992
     Not-Delivered-To: !anybody due to 10 Invalid Parameters
                 Message header has unacceptable format
     End-Of-Header:
     Content-Type: message
     Content-Length: 5357
 
Does anybody have any suggestions?  I'm new at this...
 
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