In article <7ffe3864-d553-7071-3552-4e0ee732dcea(_at_)linuxmagic(_dot_)com> you
write:
If we see these headers on inbound traffic, they are 'stripped' as we
know they shouldn't really exist in the wild in MTA->MTA traffic, and
they no longer can be trusted..
That's probably OK. I can sort of imagine a situtation where you have
a customer who is annoyed at you because he was using the same header
names for something that a friend sends him and and those headers
always disappear.
If they start with something like x-linuxmagic- or just linuxmagix-
I'd say you can ignore chance of innocent collision.
R's,
John
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