Some mail-servers DO check it. For example Spam Assassin gives a bad
rating to mail when date is in future. But of course there are mail-
servers that don't do any checking on it!
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I've received yesterday a message with date of today !
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/392081
You received this bu
I accept this explanation but, in that case, I'm surprised that the mail
servers don't check the date validity (and my opinion is that it is a
bug, anyway a security hole)..
Bernard Béancourt
Le jeudi 25 juin 2009 à 11:58 +, Jean-Louis Dupond a écrit :
> The date in the mail is the date the ma
The date in the mail is the date the mail has been sent on the sender.
If his clock is wrong then the date of the mail is wrong! This is just
the way email works! A lot of spam uses this to make sure its the newest
mail when you receive it!
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