That's probably not from anything on the sending side but on the receiving side. Those X- fields are from some spam filtering software (SpamCop?) - there's nothing you can really do but ensure the mail you're sending is not spam!

-derby

Update: A bit of googling makes me think this could be happening on the sending side but upstream from you (your ISP or your ISP's provider) is spam checking the email. Still nothing to worry about as long as your not sending spam (when that X-MxL-Spam-Verdict is set to yes). Why do you find this problematic?

In reply to Re: (OT) Sendmail question... by derby
in thread (OT) Sendmail question... by pmcaveman

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