Re: Dear Sara....LOL
yAtGiRL tHeBuCkEt <Yat...@subdimension.com> writes: > When I send email from Agent and it runs through my SMTP it displays > my *real* email addy in the header when I do test emails. > > [...] > > It doesn't do this on USENET posts. But you already knew that because > you know stuff. LOL Juast a wild guess: Are you using your ISPs SMTP-Server? I know of two ISPs whose "regular" SMTP-Servers always insert your email-adress at that ISP. IIRC it's supposed to be a kind of feature (for people too dumb to remember their email-addy?). Tilman -- ,--------------------------------------------------------. |Tilman Ahr | Email: rio...@gmx.net | | | til...@student.hu-berlin.de | `--------------------------PGP-Key available by request--�
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