Seth Aten

Perhaps, but apparently strict RFC compliance is not a moral held by many other products, as I'm learning this week . In my use case for home appliances and personal server, the sender cannot be fixed or replaced because it is part of an embedded device or third party product...my printer for first example. Though a major name brand, Brother, it was first to fall afoul of the strict checking, and I have no control over its programming. I was also going to use an outdated Dell iDrac server module...

Good Evening, Graeme! Sadly I too would like to go "back-to-the-90s"(for more reasons than this though sometimes :D), as I've found a few of my systems also forget these brackets. I'm not much of a code jockey but I too will be trying the patch you've included, though would like to suggest perhaps it could be added officially as a flagged feature? --no-angle-brackets or --rfc-noncompliant come to mind. Otherwise I think E-MailRelay may be exactly what I'm looking for...as I find myself in need of...