> > > Additionally I'd also like the message ID my MUA creates
> > > (Pine.HPX.4.10.9909141153230.630-100000@???)
> > > to be "Pine.HPX.4.10.9909141153230.630-100000@???" instead.
This is controlled by ~/.pinerc. If I remember right, you can fix this
by changing the user-domain setting.
> Dr Andrew C Aitchison kindly pointed me to 'received' headers that also
> hold the local hostname. So I first added a few lines to the remote_smtp
> transport in order to remove / modify them.
Exim's received headers are configurable through exim's
Received_header_text setting. The received header generated by the first
MTA outside your network may include your internal domain name through HELO.
You can fix this, though, by setting the primary_hostname in your exim
configuration file. (Since exim's qualify_domain defaults to
primary_hostname, you may need to provide an explicit setting for that if
you want it to be different.)
John
