Subj : Re: Problem at your system
To   : Wilfred van Velzen
From : Alan Ianson
Date : Thu Jan 26 2023 03:20 pm

>> Common sense and logic dictates that the address in the header is correct.

>> I am not against the INTL kludge. I like the INTL kludge as kludges go but
>> the address in the header serves a purpose, and it should be correct.

> The header doesn't contain the zone for the destination, so what is in the
> header is by definition incomplete, so it can't be the only source for the
> destination of the message, so you need what is in the INTL kludge, to be
> able to route a netmail.

Sure, that is all true and always has been.

What I am saying is that the address in the header should be correct, no?

Question: When FMail sends a netmail out with the INTL kludges what address does it put in the header? Why?

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