Erwin Zavala wrote:
Why is that the same host is seen as trusted
(which I want) and a few minutes later it is not.
ALL_TRUSTED doesn't mean the host that handed you the mail is trusted.
It means *all* servers in the Received: chain are trusted.
So if servers A and B are trusted, but C is not...
A->B->You
would trigger all_trusted
C->B->You
would NOT trigger all_trusted
...even though both messages reach you from server B, which is trusted.
A->C->You
would not trigger all_trusted either, because C is not trusted,
even though the original sender A is. (If you don't trust C to add
reliable headers, you can't be certain that it really came from A.)
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Kelson Vibber
SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
