Is there a particular reason why Exim always fixes up the Resent-
headers, including adding new headers?
I can see it making sense for initial submission, or as a default for
relay_from_hosts, but it goes a bit against the philosophy of "don't
touch a mail in transit unless you absolutely have to"; I'm having some
issues at the moment getting a good set of test-cases to figure out when
Exim changes which set of Resent- headers, when there are multiple
Resent- sets of varying quality.
Really, for inbound mail, I'd like to just leave all the headers
unchanged except for prepending Received: and any special stuff from the
transport.
Is this viable, or are the extra headers required for internal
consistency?
Thanks,
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