Envelope to address translation problem?

Hi,
Using exchange server 2003 SP1, sending mail through smarthost Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.1 HotFix 0.06 (built Nov 11 2004)
I think i should actually post this on some exchange server forum but i'm not sure.
Suddenly when people from their outlook environment send a email to a custom recipient which is in the GAL, the MTA receives a message like this:
Transport layer information:
Envelope From: address: [email protected]
Envelope To: addresses: IMCEAex-O=KLUWER+20ACADEMIC+20PUBLISHERSOU=DOMAIN_CN=RECIPIENTS_CN=[email protected]
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 07:47:40 +0200
From: "Kammen, van, Marco, Springer NL" <[email protected]>
Subject: my message
To: " ([email protected])"
<IMCEAEX-O=KLUWER+20ACADEMIC+20PUBLISHERSOU=DOMAIN_CN=RECIPIENTS_CN=[email protected]>
Message-id: <[email protected]>
Channel: conversion
From To Size Queued since
18 Marco.vanKammen@springer-s IMCEAex-_O=KLUWER+20ACADE 20 21 Jul 05 07:51
Instaid of the MTA using the correct address which is shown in the header between ()'s it uses a strange UTF-8? Formatted address which can't be resolved by the MTA thus leaving it in the conversions channel.
Anyone have a clue what to do about this... either on the exchange side or the messenger side??
Best Regards,
Marco.

Well, um, no.
Mail servers use the envelope address. We don't look at the header "TO" if there's an envelope address. That's what the envelope address is for.
Consider a message that's been "BCC". There is no header "TO" address to look at, just the envelope address.
If the envelope address is messed up, we're stuck.

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