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From: Simon Lindgren <lindgren@www.istudio.no>
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Subject: Sendmail and extended headers
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I've tried asking everywhere about this... everybody just ignores me (?)

Some E-mail clients transmit extended headers, like the X-mailer header
etc... I dont want it to (reasons include shortening the messages, and
privacy concerns). Is there a way for the glorious sendmail 8.8.7 to strip
headers of my choice if there's no way to tell the mailer to do it itself?
I mean, the damn thing can rewrite almost every other information, so
why not this? If not, is anyone aware of a hack that will do this? A
proxy perhaps? 

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Simon Lindgren
simon@lindgren.no