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Jun 27, 2009, 1:03 AM
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Strip "received from" headers from Submitted Mails
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Hi All,
I am currently facing a damn stupid problem.
A customer of mine who uses a dynmaic IP DSL uplink frequently gets an
IP assigned that is listed by Spamcop, as the IP was connected to a Bot
Net PC in the past.
Spamcop puts a lot of points on that mail, due to the received lines in
the mail header. So my idea was to strip out these lines. Is there an
easy chance to do so, without patching and recompiling qmail?
The submission system uses netqmail with SMTP Auth patch but has no
other queue replacements or the like running.
TIA
Oliver
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Strip "received from" headers from Submitted Mails
