If your local server does not correct the 'from' to reference a JID controlled by your local server, the message will never make it to another server via s2s - it will be bounced because your server is not authorized to send from a different host.

In the realm of your own server, you can do whatever you like - it is your user's decision whether or not they trust you to run a server.

-David Waite

On May 26, 2004, at 8:59 AM, gregoire athanase wrote:

ok I did not notice that.

but that means that if I change the code of my jabber
server, I can cheat. is it true?
how can the receiver know that the sender is the good
one?


--- Julian Missig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you look at the receiving end the receiver will
have the correct
"from" attribute rather than your cheated one. The
Jabber server will
overwrite your from if it's incorrect.

Julian


On 26 May, 2004, at 11:19, gregoire athanase wrote:

hi,

i tried to cheat on the stanza "from" attribute
with
my server, which did not seem to notice anything
suspiscious and dispatched the stanzas according
to
the stanza "to" attribute.

can the receiver know that the value has been
cheatted?



        
                
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