On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Peter Bowyer wrote:
> It's doing what you told it - the forwarded mail looks just like a spoofed
> mail. It's a mail with a sender in your domain and a recipient in your
> domain, coming from a non-internal host.
In other words, this kind of check (cf SPF, DomainKeys) breaks
forwarding. People are trying to find ways round this...
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