Wednesday, September 20, 2000, Marck D. Pearlstone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> [*] Return-Path header is no longer saved if it was not set
>>> explicitly.
MH>> What does that exactly mean?
> The Return-Path header is supposed to be added by an MTA (Mail
> Transport Agent) server as a message travels to it's destination.
> Because TB supports operation as a mailing list (and *no*, we do not
> run TBUDL or TBBETA on a copy of TB) TB is capable of creating this
> header.
> v1.46 has made sure that the header is only sent out when it is
> explicitly set by the user. If it is not set then it is not sent
> (quite right too!).
What is the significance of the Return-Path? If it is not set to be
sent, does it affect the reply to the message?
Thanks in advance
JM
Using The Bat! 1.44
Under Windows 95 4.0 Build 950
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