Hello Marck,
on Wed, 20 Sep 2000, at 12:50:22 sender's local time (timezone UTC+0100),
Marck D. Pearlstone wrote:
>>> [*] Return-Path header is no longer saved if it was not set
>>> explicitly.
MH>> What does that exactly mean?
MDP> The Return-Path header is supposed to be added by an MTA (Mail
MDP> Transport Agent) server as a message travels to it's destination.
MDP> Because TB supports operation as a mailing list (and *no*, we do not
MDP> run TBUDL or TBBETA on a copy of TB) TB is capable of creating this
MDP> header.
MDP> v1.46 has made sure that the header is only sent out when it is
MDP> explicitly set by the user. If it is not set then it is not sent
MDP> (quite right too!).
I vaguely remember that something had changed with this header in one of
the last versions (can't remember in which version exactly). I just know
that I had problem with earlier versions before which had gone with this
change (I suddenly could send mail to a server which did not allow me to
send mail to before).
Now I want to avoid that this problem is back with v1.46. As I do not
yet have v1.46 here, please allow me to raise the question: How do I
have to set this header? Via a macro?
Best regards,
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Michael Heydekamp
AIR TRAFFIC Euro Charter GmbH
eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.airtraffic.de
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