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About date spoofing
\ AlxFrag (14 Mar 2008)
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Subject:	About date spoofing
Group:	Postfix-users
From:	AlxFrag
Date:	14 Mar 2008

Hi,
i'd like to ask if it is possible to avoid date spoofing in emails.
Supposing there is a deadline for paper submission through emails, one
can change the date and time on his mail client and put it in the past.
The person who receives his email could simply check the mail headers
and see the true date. An average user might not think to do that.

Is it possible for postfix to write the correct date on the incoming emails?

Thanks,

Alex