The problem is a well-known "feature" of MS Mail wherein MS Mail picks
up the address to reply to from the RFC822 Return-Path: header rather
than from the From: header.  The only cure is to educate your MS Mail
users to check the address they're replying to before they send the
mail.  Thankfully Exchange has fixed this bug.
 
Nathan
 
On Wed, 27 Mar 1996 15:51:50 EST Peter M. Weiss said:
>In article <0008910001876433000004*@MHS>, John Matteson
><[log in to unmask]> says:
>
>> My problems so far have been being unable to get anything but
>>"owner-test-l" as the sender of
>>the message sent to the list. Does anyone here have a suggestion as how
>>to correct this?
>
>Actually the OWNER-TEST-L does not (usally) appear in the RFC822
>headers but the RFC821 FROM field.  I believe your software is
>either misconfigured, or more than likely simply broken for
>displaying this as a SENDER.
>
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