On 14/07/02 15:18 +0800, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote: > > 2. The header carries the line > > Received: (qmail nnnnn invoked by uid nnn) date, etc > > I think this line gives away a user's uid. Very certainly > > So? Postfix does not put an authenticated sender name in the headers so that brute force attacks on user passwords are hampered. Letting a userid out is equivalent to allowing a possible login out.
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