On Sat, Oct 28, 2006 at 11:41:48AM -0400, Joe Flowers wrote: > I'm not sure what you are talking about Theo. Sorry.
I was talking about SMTP. > Below is an envelope example from a Spam email, at least an envelope > from my mail system. > --------------------------- > D1161764311 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] - > A3548708497 > X1 > Lwallwk wallwk 12 > --------------------------- That's nothing like an envelope in other MTAs. It looks more like the data found in a MTA's message queue file. But anyway... To answer your original question, no, putting that at the top of the message passed to SA will not be helpful since as far as SA is concerned, you'll be sending in a message with no headers (the above looks like a body, so SA treats it that way). > I assume the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is useful to SA. > Is there a better form I can put this in before pre-pending to the > message body? Also, currently, the message body comes after an blank If it was added in a standard format, that would be useful. The two recommended methods are to include the address in the Received header when the MTA adds it, or adding a X-Envelope-From header. > line. i.e., there's a blank line between the "envelope" and the message > body. The reason for prepending a lot of the garbage though is to help > track the message thru the system. I assume this garbage won't hurt or help? Definitely hurt in that format. -- Randomly Selected Tagline: "I've been told to wait 1 hour after eating to go swimming... but fish eat, and then they swim immediately." - Richard Jeni
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