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Thread: changing the sender name of an email

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    Is there someone who knows how to do it:

    I use a daemon that sends email, and i would like to change the name of the sender: actually the name that appears is the name of the server (normal it's the server that sends the mail.....)


    Answers ?

    thank you in advance

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    Sounds like hacker stuff to me. go to a hacker site, they do this all the time.

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    I'm just assuming you're using Winsock to do this.
    Immediately after sending the DATA command to the server, send this header:

    To: John Doe <[email protected]>

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    Angry

    wossname please stay polite

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    Yonatan: it's not the to: that i want to change, it's the from:

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    sorry

    but the easiest way to do this may be to change the server's name

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    In that case, use the From header!

    From: John Doe <[email protected]>

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    I'm not using winsock i'm using mapisession........any idea ?

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    Yes: Switch to Winsock.
    I haven't used MAPISession in a loooooong time because Winsock rules. I think you can't do it there.

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    Smile

    thank you yonathan, i'll try winsock....
    bye

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