Tony Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Maybe we ought to be making an attempt to generate headers for all those in > the safe_headers option (or, alternatively, changing the default value for > safe_headers for Outlook users. The headers that we could probably generate > include "date", "from" (we could be smarter about how it is presented), > "importance", "in-reply-to" (?), "message-id", "organization" (?), > "received" (maybe too much effort), "reply-to", "to" (smarter), and > "user-agent". We could generate "x-mailer", which is tokenized separately, > too.
I found the property for the Message-ID and added it to the headers. What you get is the same message-id that an external user would see if your Exchange server sends the message on via SMTP. I'll try to have a look at some of the others when I have more time, unless you beat me to it. <wink> I see a PR_IMPORTANCE property that can probably be used for importance if we figure out what its integer values translate to. For date, there are two properties to choose from, PR_CREATION_TIME and PR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME. Both appear to be UTC times, but that could just be the way dump_props is showing them. For x-mailer, the only thing I see is what appears to be the Outlook version number of the sender. -- Kenny Pitt _______________________________________________ spambayes-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes-dev
