On 5/13/20 3:56 PM, John Levine wrote:
In article <104eaa3a-1276-5531-f6a1-be8ac804e500@htt-consult.com> you write:
If I user formail to -I replace the From-Header, formail creates a From-mbox line where the sender is foo@bar. That's the default if there's no valid From: in the incoming message. There IS a From: in the original message:
From: "(Cron Daemon)" <rgm> That's not a valid From: address since it doesn't have a domain name.
Ah, I will take your word for it. I could never grok 822. It is what cron is doing, though. Why put something in broken? It could have done rgm@localhost. One more thing to include in my cron bug report. Already going to complain no Date: as to when the cron task started. All you can do is stick in a Date: header of when the task finished.