Just got a spam message, that had its true origination successfully
obscured - first Received: line was very long and sendmail that handled the
message failed to put sender's IP in it. Long string said something like
"this.message.true.origination.obscured.by.mailgod.software..." and so on. I
sending host gave this string in HELO.
So two questions:
1. What will exim do with such a long HELO string?
2. Is it possible to write a system filter that will fail messages with
incorrect Received: headers?
avk
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