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Elliotte Rusty Harold

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Elliotte Rusty Harold is an author, developer, and general kibitzer.
GMail, Return-Path, and Lost Replies Posted: Sep 15, 2007 6:47 AM
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I missed a couple of important e-mails while I was in Norway this past week. Although I was checking my metalab.unc.edu e-mail at least once a day, several important responses somehow went to my GMail address instead, which I was not checking. I found them when I got home and opened my Gmail account yesterday.

At first I was perplexed, because I do not usually set my return address to GMail. Then I remembered that on the road I was using the GMail SMTP server to send, because the Speakeasy server I normally use only works from my local area network behind my router. Could GMail be rewriting my headers? So I did some experiments.

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