On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Professional Software Engineering wrote:
X- is a common prefix for "not a header specified in an adopted RFC
document". If Exim chose to add an "Envelope-to:" without an X- prefix,
well, Exim is apparently getting ahead of standards and adopting their
own rules, much like Microsloth does.
I'm sorry, but I can't let that pass. As long as Exim doesn't leak the
Envelope-To header into outbound mail on the wire, there's absolutely no
standard that applies to the format of a mailbox or single-message file on
the local disk.
There's no standard for the Delivered-To header, either; shall we trash
qmail for equal time?
Postfix also adds a Delivered-To header...
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