Spoofing a From Address in SMTP


 
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Old 02-28-2008
Spoofing a From Address in SMTP

Hi, I am currently using Mailx to send a mail message from my unix account via an SMTP relay. This is working ok.

However from the recipient end the FROM address they see on mails received is <unix account>@<domain> eg prod@liveserver.com

Is there anyway I can spoof this FROM address from the mailx send such that from the recipient end they see a different address ? I would like them to see automailer@investserver.com
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Old 02-28-2008
In solaris we have got an option '-r' , with mailx, for this purpose.
As per my knoledge it is not available in Linux not sure about other falours.
 
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