Sorry i forgot the courier Version:
Courier 0.44.2 Copyright 1999-2002 Double Precision, Inc.
Both the Return-Path: and Delivered-To: headers are added when Courier delivers the message to a local mailbox. The headers are never present when the message is received.
On Sam 13.12.2003 13:14, Alexander Lazic wrote:Hi,
i have see some incomprehensible for me:
If the origin-message have a
Return-Path:
header the
Delivered-To:
header will be added in the final message but if the
Return-Path:
isn't in the origin mail the
Delivered-To:
header are not added.
Work this as designed?
I'am not shure that dependency are needed is it?
Thanx for your explanation
al ;-)
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