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Guess it would be worth mentioning how to spoof initial Received header for those who self-host their email and run Postfix as their MSA/MTA: https://www.void.g

Guess it would be worth mentioning how to spoof initial Received header for those who self-host their email and run Postfix as their MSA/MTA: https://www.void.gr/kargig/blog/2013/11/24/anonymize-headers-in-postfix/ https://www.void.gr/kargig/blog/2013/11/24/anonymize-headers... Notice: This works when you have a separate MSA (submission) service listening on a separate port (587 by default), which is a proper approach; not when you send to MTA on port 25.

drdaeman 12y ago
Not like I care about karma, but I see downvotes and I don't know what's wrong with my comment. That makes me curious. I have a self-hosted email, my MUA machine's IP was logged in headers (and there's no particular reason for it to be there), so I googled for a bit, found a satisfying solution among others, and decided to share it. Is there anything wrong with that?
- marrs 12y ago
  Nope. Maybe someone clicked the wrong button by accident. Or maybe they're just rude. I often find that many of the most interesting comments on this site are the most downvoted, so if I were you I'd take some pride in your downvote.