by Robert Tollefso » Fri, 02 Aug 1996 04:00:00
I'm using Sendmail on SCO Enterprise 3.0
and when I send a message to someone, there
are two "From" lines in the header.
Does anyone know why that second one appears
and how I can get rid of it. It doesn't seem
to affect the operation of anything, but it is
a bit of a nuisance. Thanks in advance.
Bob Tollefson
this may be lack of info on my part but...
i have smtpd running on my box to recieve mail from the local network, then sendmail picks it up and sends it. in the 1st header i get something like this:
from UNKNOWN(192.168.1.101), claiming to be "slut.beastproject.org" via SMTP by tramp, id smtpdO21009; Wed May 29 07:24:53 2002
my question is why does it say unknown? named is running on the local network and that host looks up both forward and back...
thanks!
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