* Gour ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020430 09:21]: > Recently I noticed that my present sendmail+Pine configuration has some > problems - some emails are not reaching its destination, and my guess is > that it's because the emails are rejected by some spam blockers since > my Sender: header points on my localhost account and is different than > From: & Reply-to: headers. > > Is it the job of Postfix or Mutt can also put Sender: header?
Your MTA adds the "Sender: " header when the "From " address being is specified. The idea is that if it's not specified by the user, the MTA will fill in the "From " info with the sender. If the sender specifies the "From " info, the MTA puts a "Sender: " header to let everyone know that the "From " data may be forged. The MTA should have an option of which users should be allowed to specify their own "From " data without having to be outed by a "Sender: " header. In Exim, this is the trusted_users option; I have no idea how to do this with sendmail. good times, Vineet -- Currently seeking opportunities in the SF Bay Area Please see http://www.doorstop.net/resume.shtml
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