Perhaps a chance to improve the message header whe...

The email client in N8 (Belle refresh, but it was the same previously as far as I can tell) lacks an important feature when replaying to a message: it does not generate the "In-Reply-To:" and "References:" header fields.
Because of this omission, a reply generated with the N8 email client breaks the threading on mailing lists discussions. In order to not annoy the discussion participants and preserve the subject flow, whenever I need to replay on a mailing list, I have to go to my laptop or desktop computer email client so I can send a technically correct formatted message.
Is there any hope to fix this ?
How is this aspect in Belle FP2, 808 for example ?
Thank you,
Cristi

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Udo
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our Exchange Server 2013 server is sending
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header.
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[email protected] TUK-UTM.theirdomain.com #550 Invalid RDNS entry for 96.43.XX.XX ##
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The error message states the reverse DNS entry isn't valid. I agree with Willard that setting up an SPF record will help your overall spam score from receiving hosts, but in this case it should simply be resolved by configuring a reverse DNS.
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>
neelansha singh wrote:
> Hi,
> If a userId is coming in the message header of the source message and I want to map it with one of the fields in the destination structure then How can it be done ?
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>
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