Julian Mehnle writes: > It does very well make sense to specify a "sender address" for an e-mail, > and that's exactly what the SMTP "MAIL FROM" command AKA envelope-from > (and the "Sender:" header) is meant to be. Even RFCs (2)821 and (2)822 > articulate it that way. Nowhere do these RFCs state that the > envelope-from can or should be used for status reporting *only*, do they?
If I go to Eau Claire and drop a letter in a letter box am I required to put the address of the box on the letter? Am I forging if I put my Elmwood address on it instead? How about if I go into a library in Eau Claire and send an email? Why should I not put my Elmwood address on it? Of what possible use to anyone would the address of the machine I sent it from be? -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler) Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, WI
