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Wrong received line #20
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Amavisd-milter generates Received header in format:
The Received header generated by amavisd-milter doesn't seem to appear in your sample message with amavisd-milter enabled because it always includes the Try running amavisd-milter with |
Thank you for your feedback. Here is the answer: I have tried it with "-d 3", but unfortunately I cannot find a problem. Amavisd-Milter is stopped:
Amavisd-Milter ist running:
But the Received header is not correct, right? Can the problem also be caused by the sender of the e-mails? Best regards |
@prehor Just some additional information here. It seems to be happening with this specific sender only. I looked over other emails and the |
The log appears to be incomplete. Amavisd-milter with All amavisd-milter log entries of a single email processing contain either
The following log entry:
is logged in the
which is missing as well as a number of other log entries written by the function You can see the expected log entry sequence generated by the |
@prehor is right that you don't have debug enabled for the amavisd-milter. You can add the Then you can track the full debug output with:
Example with the amavisd-milter debug enabled:
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It's been a long time since I programmed amavisd-milter and I haven't used it in many years. The log entries from @Gazoo reminded me how it works:
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Hello,
I have identified an issue that I unfortunately cannot resolve on my own. I hope to find a solution here.
The Amavisd filter is generating a faulty Received line, and I am unsure why this is happening. This results in display issues in Outlook. Interestingly, this behavior occurs only with emails from some senders, while other email providers such as Google, Yahoo, T-Online, etc., have no problems with the correct generation of the Received line.
It's worth noting that the problem does not occur when the Amavisd-Milter is deactivated on the server.
Mail headers with the Amavisd-Milter enabled:
Mail headers with the Amavisd-Milter disabled:
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Best regards
Florian
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