Hi,
i wrote:
> > To my best knowledge, "X-Spam-Status: ... tests=...,LDOSUBSCRIBER,..."
> > says that the "From:" address of the mail is subscribed.
Brian wrote:
> Are you sure it is the From: and not the envelope From? My From: is
> not subscribed.
Interesting observation.
So the address by which you submit your mail to the remote server is
subscribed and it is not the "From:" address which your mail client
writes into the header part of the mail ?
I wonder whether my mail provider would allow me to send via SMTP
MAIL FROM:<scdbac...@gmx.net>
RCPT TO:debian-user@lists.debian.org
and then by DATA
From: "Somebody Else" <tota...@fake.com>
But how do Debian list servers know ?
Is it because Exim 4.89 said "MAIL FROM:<...subscribed.address...>" to
lists.debian.org ?
Or is it because the first mail hop added "envelope-from" to its Received:
header ?
Received: from ... by ... with local (Exim 4.89)
(envelope-from <...>)
id 1iHRiB-0006S7-Ks
for debian-user@lists.debian.org; Mon, 07 Oct 2019 13:01:59 +0100
(I wonder where "envelope-from" in "Received:" is specified. The word
does neither appear in RFC5322 nor in RFC5321.)
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> > Nevertheless, if i have no other indication then i normally add a "Cc:"
> > to the thread starter if i do not see LDOSUBSCRIBER among the spam tests.
> On the basis, one supposes, that the situation is unclear and you wish
> the poster to know there is a reply to her post.
It is futile to send Cc: to people who are known to reply to list messages.
But thread starters where i am in doubt get a Cc: from me if i have
something to tell them.
Have a nice day :)
Thomas
