I found a few more things,
1) Could this be accomplished with a system filter?
headers remove Sender
2) Could it be the setting no_local_from_check?
Q9806: How do I get exim not to add a Sender: header to locally originated
mail?
A9806: It adds it only if the From: header doesn't correspond to the user
sending the message.
You can suppress this by setting no_local_from_check. If your real question
is How do I submit
mail from UUCP without it adding Sender:?, see Q1503.
3) Could it be our user account?
Q1503: We see something strange on our system in regards to mail coming in
via rmail from a
UUCP link. The sender is being set to mailmaster instead of the real sender,
and a Sender:
header is being added to the message.
A1503: If mailmaster is the user that is running rmail, you need to include
that user in the
trusted_users configuration option. Only trusted users are permitted to
specify senders when
mail is passed to Exim via the command line.
Am I on the right track or did I miss the boat completely? Thanks again!
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