>Messages originating from a mailto script from one of our webservers are
>failing the spamheaders and badheaders tests.
That's fairly common -- huge numbers of web scripts are out there that
don't follow the standard SMTP rules.
>Here's the full header info from the message (with the email address changed):
>
>Received: from computer [204.57.118.20] by imail.stic.net
> (SMTPD32-7.12) id A6E4AB2028E; Mon, 12 Aug 2002 14:05:08 -0500
>From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: SARA Relocation
Note that there is no Date: or Message-ID: header (I removed the headers
that were added by Declude and IMail). The lack of a Date: header breaks
RFC-compliancy (and causes much of the E-mail to get lost). The missing
Message-ID: header is legal, but only allowed under certain circumstances.
>Can someone explain to me why the Date: header is faulty (or send me a
>link that would explain it)?
The catch is that IMail adds the Date: and Message-ID: headers if they are
present (anything after the first Declude header is something that either
Declude or IMail added).
-Scott
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