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--- Comment #6 from Bill Cole <billc...@apache.org> --- (In reply to Bill Cole from comment #5) > (In reply to Sidney Markowitz from comment #4) > > Looking at rhw definition of __UNUSABLE_MSGID it looks like it might need > > yet another exception added for mail sent through outlook.com if outlook is > > going to rewrite the MSGIDs > > I understand that this is the *claim*. The attached messages could be > constructed by hand in any text editor in a minute or less, and look like > *maybe* they were. I do not believe they represent the real complete or > anywhere near complete contents of any messages at any point in their > transit, if in fact either was ever transported anywhere. I won't theorize > on why anyone would forge evidence like this. It could be entirely > accidental, I guess… > > I've got a rule exception ready to go, tested but uncommitted. It would be > nice to have more credible evidence of it being justified. I have managed to confirm with a fresh Outlook.com account and a fresh install of TBird that sending mail with TBird results in a Microsoft-generated message ID with a Microsoft domain part. Reporter's example has 'exchangelabs.com' where my tests have 'outlook.com' but that is an implementation detail. Rule change coming… -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
