Thanks for this Thomas.
Suggestions and thoughts -
1) I think with the AddIntendedForHeader description, it's important to
note that for the time being incoming/local and outgoing do the same thing
2) While ASSP is stripping the intended for header from outgoing (non-local
recipients), which is great, I think you should also note that with the
incoming/local setting the X-ASSP-IntendedFor is written to the mail store,
but it's still not put into the email stream. This will stop ASSP from
inadvertently disclosing bcc recipients even to internal users. (that in
my opinion is important - colleagues bcc'ing other colleagues internally
while sending to another colleague). I would think that nearly all users
would want the setting set to local/internal. In fact, I can't think of a
reason that any other option is even offered. - as an aside, I'm
interested in the reasoning.
On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 11:59 AM, Thomas Eckardt <thomas.ecka...@thockar.com>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> fixed in assp 2.5.6 build 17158:
>
> - ASSP_AFC.pm 4.55 is released. It provides failover mechanism, if
> libarchive fails to extract because of character conversion errors.
>
> - improved LDAP error reporting in maillog.txt
>
> - improved import speed (from several hours to less than 3 minutes) for
> Global PenaltyBox entries if a RDB (eg.mysql) is used for 'pbdb'
>
> - improved speed for maintenance tasks for all RDB tables
>
> - improved speed for database record-by-record imports (eg. bulk import
> fails or is disabled)
>
>
>
> changed:
>
> - BCC addresses are now detected in outgoing mails
>
> 'AddIntendedForHeader','Add Envelope-Recipient
> Header','0:disabled|1:outgoing|2:incoming
> and local|3:all',
> Adds (according to the setting) a line "X-Assp-Envelope-From: user@domain"
> for the envelope sender and a line "X-Assp-Intended-For: user@domain" for
> each
> envelope recipient to the email header of the mail stream.
> The "X-Assp-Intended-For:" header will not be added for Blind Carbon Copy
> (BCC:) addresses in outgoing mails, to keep them hidden from external
> readers.
> BCC addresses are those listed in the BCC: header and - those that are
> envelope recipients, but not listed in the TO: and CC: header.
> 'incoming and local' is the default and recommended.
> Setting this option to any other value than 'disabled' may be required
> for reporting, analyzing, resend and some other features to work like
> expected.
> If not set to 'disabled', both header lines will be added for all emails
> (all addresses - incl. BCC) to all collected .eml files.
>
>
> Thomas
>
>
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