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Actually it seems the Gmail interface does the same (at-least Google Apps). Header: X-Originating-IP: [my-ip-address]
by ancarda 13y ago
Actually it seems the Gmail interface does the same (at-least Google Apps).
Header: X-Originating-IP: [my-ip-address]
- tedunangst 13y agooh, good to know. i thought at one point they were one of the few webmails to not do that, but i didn't check recently. oops.
- pasbesoin 13y agoI'm not seeing this ATM, using the non-Google Apps Gmail interface from the U.S. (and sending, as it happens, to a "foreign" address). Can anyone provide additional input into whether and when the Gmail web interface may be (and when not) inserting this header? Perhaps it's just in the Google Apps context?
- meowface 13y agoRegular gmail.com accounts do not send this header, but I've recently found out that all Google Apps accounts do, and have for a while. I assume there's some kind of a rationale for them doing this...but I don't quite know what it is.