Dirk Kulmsee writes:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Feb 21 10:15:18 2003
This would be fine with me, but some mailservers quit on the "Received"
header with an "!" in it. One of them is t-online.de, the largest german ISP
I doubt that this is the case. Something's inserting the crap "From_" line right afterwards immediately after this received line. It sure ain't Courier; so figure out where this crap is coming from, and get rid of it.
t-online.de is definitely choking on the From_ line, not the !.
Once more you were absolutely right, Sam. It is sendmail which inserts this line:
# UNIX initial From header format (old $l macro)
O UnixFromLine=From $g $d
In my case the sendmails on the other end refuse to leave out this "header", so i cut them out with a "reformail -f0" and everything seems to work smoothly now. While setting this up i learned that "reformail -f0" only works, if the From_ line is the very first line of the mail. E.g.: when the mail is sent to the next uucp queue adding more headers it is too late for reformail. It does not find the From_ line and apparently does nothing.
Q: Is this a "must be"? Wouldn't reformail be more powerful if it was able to scan the complete headers and get things straight?
Thanks for your help
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