I have a very simple question here that I'm discussing with a
local ISP about their POP3 server: Should the POP3 server send
or not the "Return-Path:" header and its contents when the
client issues the RETR command?
I've checked RFC 1939 and it only states that the server
should send the message ("the POP3 server sends the entire
message here"), but it isn't specific enough of what
constitutes "the entire message".
Dan's POP3 server *does* send the "Return-Path:" header (which
I would say is The Right Thing), but I sincerely don't know
what is the required behaviour.
Could anybody let me know of a definitive source of
information for this?
Thank you very much for any help, Roger...
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