I don't know exactly if this problem belongs to this news forum. This is
more or less a SMTP question.
The email servers names are kept into the mail MIME headers even if the
message only passed through them and was then forwarded the servers
names and IP's. This is done for anti-spam mesures, relay purposes,
bouncing and other SMTP good reasons.
There are 3 ways to avoid this as far as I know:
1. To use internal networks relay servers with fake unroutable IP's like
127.x.x.x or 192.168.x.x. However the IP address of the gateway is
visible and this will work only in case of big networks.
2. To use so many email redirect servers that the MIME message beeing
too long will start cutting the origins.
3. To connect to the relay server using a masquerading anonymous public
server with squid or other proxy software running on it.
However this is not legal and I will advise to not use these methods.
You may be considered a SPAM sender and be sued for these kind of actions.
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Cristian MARIN - cristic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:cristic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Developer Designers Division
InterAKT Online - http://www.interaktonline.com
Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh wrote:
Dear all,
I wanna mail to x user that x can't see my IP address.
Do you know same function?
--Mohsen
