On Mon, Jul 26, 2004 at 02:30:17PM +1000, Terje Petersen wrote:
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| When I hit reply I expect to be corresponding with the PRA.
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That would be funny, because the PRA should be b(_at_)b(_dot_)com,
which is yourself!
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| The text of the proposed SUBMITTER standard says:-
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| "
| Furthermore, SMTP clients MUST, if necessary, insert such RFC 2822
| headers as defined in section 4 of [SENDER-ID] in order to ensure
| that the purported responsible address determined from the RFC 2822
| headers by the receiving SMTP server will match the SUBMITTER
| address.
| "
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| QUESTION1: Are you suggesting that when C(_at_)C(_dot_)COM presses the reply
button
| the email should be directed to somebody other than the PRA.
The email should be directed to whoever's in the Reply-To or
From headers, just as things work today.
| QUESTION2: If the example you detail is correct then what are the
| RFC.2822 headers that should match SUBMITTER as per the above quote
| from the proposed standard. And if the reply address is different then
| should it not also be SPF checked.
Resent-From, I think. See the latest marid-core spec, which
describes PRA.