Processed-By (or Transmitted-By) header concept

Scott wrote:

To avoid return-path failures in this scenario, the forwarder has to be
whitelisted.  The question is how to do that most reliably.


Suppose I have a Hotmail account, I am a computer-iliterate, and I have
forwarding my mail to my Hotmail account. Now please tell me how to
whitelist my forwarder.

Roger

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