TIL: Outlook on Android is extremely naughty. Although it requires you to configure an outgoing SMTP server/port, *all* emails you send using it are initially routed through http://mail.outlook.com services, not your configured SMTP server. Crikey! Arrrrrrrrrgh!
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At least, that's what the SMTP headers say. I wonder if first-hop isn't really via SMTP at all, but via a proprietary app->MS protocol...
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Replying to @ShellDozer
Is there any chance that there’s an MTA on the phone that is the first hop? Or code that adds headers that looks like one? Where does the configured SMTP server see the connection as coming from?
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That's my next move: check the connection-log on my mailserver, to see if the first of the (incoming) "Received" headers was faked by Outlook App.
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The header added by *your* server should contain the same info as the log, i.e. where it came from (whether an Outlook server or the client directly). You don't care about any headers below that, what is trustable is your hop.
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