On May 24, 2004, at 2:25 PM, Roy Badami wrote:
Prepending is obviously fine, and is recommended by RFC2822.
Appending is fine, so long as any preexisting Resent-* headers are
removed.
I'm new around here, and so I hope I'll be forgiven for asking an
obvious question. If the answer is RTF FAQ entry or RTF list archives,
I will happily respect that, but would appreciate some specific pointer
to help me find what I over looked. OK, so here goes the obvious
question.
Why not use source routing? It is not used for anything else, and 2821
requires accepting source routed addresses but ignoring the content
except for the end of the path.
As I said, I'm new to this discussion. And this seems to me like such
an obvious option, that there must be something fatally wrong with it
if we're looking at RFROM and trying to use Resent-* headers.
So what am I missing?
-j
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