Charles Sprickman:
> I'm thinking that for my personal mail server I would like to stop showing 
> the world the IP that I'm sending email from, for various reasons, but mostly 
> privacy.
> 
> I see lots of sketchy options out there using header checks, but I'd ideally 
> like to not just strip out the first received line, but also replace it with 
> something else (for example, generate some random gibberish hostname under my 
> domain and save that to a log or db so I can look up the IP later if needed 
> for other users of the server.
> 
> This feels like something someone might have already done as a filter, but 
> I'm not seeing anything out there yet. I'm also not sure if the various 
> header replacement options using regexes I've seen are going to mess up my 
> DKIM signing.
> 
> Any pointers on what direction to go with this?

I am also interested in a practical solution for this problem.

Perhaps it would be sensible for Postfix itself to provide a
configuration parameter that somehow lets you conceal or replace the
sending IP/hostname of submitted mail?

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