At 12:27 AM + 4/18/01, Jeremy Gray wrote:
(What's up with your attributions? I wrote the double-quoted stuff.)
>>A- If you really want to hide that information, use FirstClass on a
>>Mac or NT box. Or better yet, QuickMail 1.x with StarNine Internet
>>Gateway.
>>
>>B- Judging from a quick & ex
>A- If you really want to hide that information, use FirstClass on a
>Mac or NT box. Or better yet, QuickMail 1.x with StarNine Internet
>Gateway.
>
>B- Judging from a quick & extremely unscientific survey of headers in
>various incoming emails on my laptop, it appears that whether or not
>the se
At 9:11 PM + 4/17/01, Jeremy Gray wrote:
>I'm not sure if this is a vpopmail, qmail/pop3d or tcpserver issue
>=(, but when a user sends mail remotely via vpopmail (running
>qmail-pop3d), the "recieved from:" field in the headers shows the
>users local hostname/ISP & IP rather than our serve
1 PM
Subject: Vpopmail privacy problem please help ;(
I'm not sure if this is a vpopmail, qmail/pop3d or tcpserver issue =(, but
when a user sends mail remotely via vpopmail (running qmail-pop3d), the
"recieved from:" field in the headers shows the users local hostname/ISP &
IP r
I'm not sure if this is a vpopmail, qmail/pop3d or tcpserver issue =(, but
when a user sends mail remotely via vpopmail (running qmail-pop3d), the
"recieved from:" field in the headers shows the users local hostname/ISP &
IP rather than our server. Is there a flag or something to make it leave
I'm not sure if this is a vpopmail, qmail-pop3d or tcpserver issue =(, but
when a user sends mail through a remote client via vpopmail (running
qmail-pop3d), the "recieved from:" field in the headers shows the users
local hostname/ISP & IP. Is there a flag or something to make it leave this
info
I'm not sure if this is a vpopmail, qmail-pop3d or tcpserver issue =(, but
when a user sends mail through a remote client via vpopmail (running
qmail-pop3d), the "recieved from:" field in the headers shows the users
local hostname/ISP & IP. Is there a flag or something to make it leave this
i
