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The current version of the emailobject.py file does not properly take into account that there can be multiple interesting attributes defined in a single Received header line.
Example: Received: from spam.sender.com (11-22-33-44.static.vps.com. [11.22.33.44])
In this example our previous version of the script would have been able to pick up the hostname spam.sender.com and the IP address 11.22.33.44. However back in the day, ahem when I wrote the previous version - sorry about that, it was not considered that also Reverse DNS (PTR) Hostname or in this example the hostname 11-22-33-44.static.vps.com would also be relevant to pick up.
There is a PR coming that will fix my past mistake and also otherwise improve on the logic how the Received headers are handled.
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I have a PR coming up for this issue.
The current version of the emailobject.py file does not properly take into account that there can be multiple interesting attributes defined in a single Received header line.
Example:
Received: from spam.sender.com (11-22-33-44.static.vps.com. [11.22.33.44])
In this example our previous version of the script would have been able to pick up the hostname
spam.sender.com
and the IP address11.22.33.44
. However back in the day, ahem when I wrote the previous version - sorry about that, it was not considered that also Reverse DNS (PTR) Hostname or in this example the hostname11-22-33-44.static.vps.com
would also be relevant to pick up.There is a PR coming that will fix my past mistake and also otherwise improve on the logic how the Received headers are handled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: