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On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 06:57:01PM +0100, Chris Dukes wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 01:58:15PM +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [Spew SNEEPED]
>
> Is there any chance that the mailing list engine be modified to show the
> Received: lines that were on the email BEFORE the list processor chews
> on the email. It would make it a lot simpler to apply a LART the guilty
> part(y|ies) for the duplicate files SPEW. Don't say it can't be done
> because the netdev folks did it for their list a few months ago.
FAQ.idx says:
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9.7 Limiting `Received:'' headers in outgoing messages.
Sendmail still is being used on the majority of mail hubs. Sendmail
has very primitive loop detection, bouncing messages based on
excessive ``hopcount''. The ``hopcount'' is determined by counting
``Received:'' headers. ezmlm by default propagates ``Received:''
headers to facilitate message tracking. Thus, messages, especially
from a sublist, can have a number of ``Received:'' headers that
exceeds the ``hopcount'' set on poorly configured sendmail hosts.
Subscription confirmation requests, warning, and probe messages have
fewer ``Received:'' headers. Thus, a user may be able to receive
these, but not (some of the) list messages. Of course, the best is to
correct the configuration on the bouncing host, but this is often
under the control of neither list owner nor user.
To compensate for this problem, ezmlm-send(1) of ezmlm-idx->=0.313 by
default removes all ``Received:'' headers except the top one. They
are still written to the archive, an can be retrieved from there using
the ``-getv'' command. To cause ezmlm-send(1) to pass on all the
``Received:'' headers, use the ezmlm-send(1) ``-r'' switch.
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so try
echo|mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HTH
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