Stephen R. van den Berg <srb(_at_)cuci(_dot_)nl> writes:
Actually, the Resent-Date and Resent-Message-Id fields should be
automatically generated by sendmail if they don't exist, so there is
no real need to provide them beforehand.
I actually checked the sendmail book after my first reply, and it
appears that sendmail will (re)generate a Resent-From: header from the
envelope if there are any 'known' Resent- headers, just as it will
generate Resent-Message-Id and Resent-date headers. Empirical testing
confirms this for sendmailV8, so you can actually get away with just
tacking on a Resent-To header, and sendmail will cover the others.
Philip Guenther
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