Disable it by altering resend script to remove the "Sender: ..." lines
from the outgoing message.
Thanks,
Rob
G. Robert Doty
MCD Integration Manager
XOG / SEBU / MCD
Xerox Corporation
Phone: 585-427-3681
Robert.Doty@xerox.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: majordomo-users-owner@greatcircle.com
[mailto:majordomo-users-owner@greatcircle.com] On Behalf Of Roger B.A.
Klorese
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 2:44 PM
To: Daniel Liston
Cc: Allan P. Magmanlac; Majordomo-Users@greatcircle.com
Subject: Re: Issue with "on behalf of" with outlook
Daniel Liston wrote:
> "on behalf of" is a proper message. Your mailing list mgr
(majordomo),
> sends the email to many recipients on behalf of the original "sender".
This response doesn't acknowledge the specific meaning of "on behalf of"
in an Outlook/Exchange environment, or how Microsoft has misused a
standard header to implement it.
"On behalf of" is used to indicate when a message is originated by
person X using person Y's identity -- IN THE CASE where X is designated
by Y as a delegate.
In this case, Microsoft should have done something like setting up an
X-Delegated-To: header or some such, so the intent is clear.
Instead, they co-opted the use of the Sender: header, in a way that
implies that every use of it is a delegation, which it is not.
People should complain to Microsoft to fix this mess.
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