On 6 Nov 2008, at 10:07, mouss wrote:
Neil wrote:
Because some (and so far the only pattern is "It shows up when
subscribing to the SpamAssassin Mailing List.") of my mails at
getting that header attached (and with a bad address) and it's
annoying me...
what do you exactly mean? almost all mailing lists set this header
and "we" have no problem with that. if you are annoyed by the "on
behalf of...", replace your mail server(s) and/or mail user agents
with ones that don't annoy you...
I'm not bothered by Sender being added by mailing lists, etc. But
it's that the Sender header contains one of my email addresses, and
not the one I'm actually sending from...
On 6 Nov 2008, at 09:23, Brian Evans - Postfix List wrote:
Neil wrote:
At what point does the "Sender: " header usually get added to the
mail?
Because some (and so far the only pattern is "It shows up when
subscribing to the SpamAssassin Mailing List.") of my mails at
getting
that header attached (and with a bad address) and it's annoying me...
The Sender header is optional when Sender and From are equal.
It is added by the mail client, not the server.
Thanks, I'll turn my attention there then.
