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04-07-2004, 04:39 PM	#1
jules_fraser Member Registered: Nov 2003 Location: London, UK Distribution: Gentoo, RH (and, yes: M$2k) Posts: 77 Rep:	hiding the "delivered-to:" header in mail I use virtual domains in Postfix. But recently, having inspected the full header in a mail, I find that the "delivered-to" header points to the default mail domain that I have. How can I ensure hat this header is kept blank as I do not want people to know what is the default domain for my mail server? thx

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