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Date: Tue, 10 Dec 1996 00:11:02 -0600
From: greg@lightningweb.com
Subject: Removing the "X-sender" from sent mail headers
Newsgroups: comp.mail.sendmail,relcom.fido.ru.unix,comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
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I am running several virtual domains under sendmail v8 and FreeeBSD 2.1.6.
I would like the "X-sender" field in the mails sent from the virtual
e-mail accounts to NOT tell what the originating host was.
I would also like the "From:" field to say what I want it to, not what the
originating user really is. This way, I can preserve all the virtual e-mails I
created (info@foo.com, info@bar.com, info@lightningweb.com all from the same
host).
I have domains that I do not want associated with the domain of the mail
server.
Can I do this within sendmail (or even Pine, that's the mail reader these
people are using).
Thanks,
Greg Cagle
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Greg K. Cagle - Owner - Lightningweb
http://www.lightningweb.com
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