Hi there, Could a msgid cause problems insofar as their content might be seen as an indicator that the mail is SPAM?
My situation: I have a couple of email providers, where I send mails from. In Opensmtp I have something like this ... action "posteo.de" relay host smtps://pos...@posteo.de auth <secrets> action "t-online.de" relay host smtps://tonl...@securesmtp.t-online.de auth <secrets> ... Now when sending mail as manfred.lotz at posteo.de or manfred.lotz at t-online.de the msgid always contains the local hostname which is simply hogwart in /etc/hostname. My laptop is not registered with a dns lookable server name. Question: Is there a possibility to tell opensmtp to create a msgid like ed8c9804c3dda99d8207f4ae945cd...@posteo.de> instead of ed8c9804c3dda99d8207f4ae945cddcf@hogwart> when I send mails with From: manfred.lotz @ posteo.de? Same for the other account. Thanks. -- Manfred
