Received: header and Mark Unscanned Message problem

[Julian Field]

On 3/27/09 12:24 AM, vg_us at hotmail.com wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have a problem delivering to one of the sites: mail gets rejected 
> because "Not scanned: please contact your Internet E-Mail Service 
> Provider for details" added to Received: header is not RFC compliant 
> (according to that site's postmaster).
Something's wrong in that case, MailScanner should never touch any 
Received: header, under the default shipped settings. That text should 
go in the X-MailScanner: header where it is legit.
> When I disable Mark Unscanned Messages and set "Unscanned Header Value 
> =", mailscanner still inserts a "," after original header and my mail 
> is rejected again.
> Is there any way to make sure mailscanner doesn't touch Received: 
> header at all?
Please try it with a default MailScanner.conf and see if it still does 
it. It shouldn't, and I don't believe it does on other people's systems.

> I'm running version mailscanner-4.65.3-1 from rpm on centos5
That's about a year old, but I haven't made changes to that code in a 
very long time (that I can remember, anyway).

Jules

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