Soldato
- Joined
- 13 Sep 2010
- Posts
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Hi all,
got a bit of an odd issue at work, which has had us all in stitches.....unfortunately not going to be as much fun for you, as I can't really post them here, still hopefully one of you might be able to point me in the right direction;
we keep getting emails in which the subject line has been replaced with an NSFW limerick!
the email config is as follows:
exchange 2010
outlook 2010 (from office professional plus)
the emails are all hitting a specific user mailbox (not public folder) which is shared by a team of around 10 people at most.
the sending address can be either someone in our company, or outside, and the emails affected are generally delivered in bunches of duplicates.
it's not all the same subject line, although all are similar in content.
I seem to be unable to find any of the mail in our online journaling/archiving service (not sure of correct terminology), either with the changed subject lines or the originals
if anyone has any suggestions, even if it's just a bit of advice on the best way to go about isolating the cause, rather than an actual fix, it would be dearly appreciated!
got a bit of an odd issue at work, which has had us all in stitches.....unfortunately not going to be as much fun for you, as I can't really post them here, still hopefully one of you might be able to point me in the right direction;
we keep getting emails in which the subject line has been replaced with an NSFW limerick!
the email config is as follows:
exchange 2010
outlook 2010 (from office professional plus)
the emails are all hitting a specific user mailbox (not public folder) which is shared by a team of around 10 people at most.
the sending address can be either someone in our company, or outside, and the emails affected are generally delivered in bunches of duplicates.
it's not all the same subject line, although all are similar in content.
I seem to be unable to find any of the mail in our online journaling/archiving service (not sure of correct terminology), either with the changed subject lines or the originals
if anyone has any suggestions, even if it's just a bit of advice on the best way to go about isolating the cause, rather than an actual fix, it would be dearly appreciated!
