On 02/02/2001 at 13:21 +0000, Rob VanFleet wrote:
> As I understand it, I think the 'exim oddity' only works if exim is the
> first to see your mail (ie you have your own domain). In your case, gmx
> would have been the first to see your mail, and was most likely what
> changed it.
>
I am using Sendmail (8.11.2, self-compiled) and the 'exim oddity' appears
strangely here...
From: "Lovely Johny" <John.Lenon>
My MTA receives mail directly:
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Regards, sena...
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