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Philip Tucker writes:
> What's the best way to add a MIME header for the connecting IP address
> such that SpamAssassin can access it (we have a system where the
> received header is not added until after SpamAssassin sees the message)?
> It looks like X-Originating-IP or X-Apparently-From are candidates.
> Does it matter?
Yes -- don't use those, they're considered the ultimate originator,
e.g. right at the *start* of the Received chain.
Your best bet would be to synthesise a Received header in sendmail-ish
format. e.g.
Received: from $HELONAME ([$IP]) by
$ANYTHING with $OUR_PROTOCOL_NAME (version stamp);
$DATE_RFC_822_FORMAT
If you don't know $HELONAME, use $IP as well.
- --j.
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