You must sign in to your Microsoft account at least once in a two-year period to keep your Microsoft account and associated services active. This kind of custom configuration is not related to cPanel or the basic configuration of cPanel.Note: If you haven't signed in to your mailbox at least once in a one-year period, Microsoft will close your mailbox and all email will be deleted. You should consult with a systems administrator that has the skills, training, and expertise required to determine if this is a solution that might work for you. This may or may not offer you a potential solution depending on your specific situation. With this setting, Exim still fixes up messages by adding Date: and Message-ID: header lines if they are missing, but makes no attempt to check sender authenticity in header lines. The Exim documentation makes reference to a configuration to set "Submission mode for non-local messages" here: IETF Request For Comments (RFC) 5322 - Internet Message Format IETF Request For Comments (RFC) 2392 - Content-ID and Message-ID Uniform Resource Locators More information can be found in the RFCs: The message ID for an incoming message is not removed or altered by Exim on a cPanel server with the default configuration.
If the message ID is missing from a message, that means that the email client that was used to generate the message did not generate the message ID, or the message ID was removed before it arrived to your cPanel server. You may find that the message ID is missing from all of those locations for some messages. You can learn how to find the headers of a message here: Jan 24 03:21:21 exampleServer dovecot: msgid=: saved mail to INBOXĪnd finally, under normal circumstances, you'll also find the message ID within the headers of the message. Under normal circumstances, when reviewing the Exim Logs you can usually find a field labeled like the following: under normal circumstances, that same message ID can be found in the maillog: # grep /var/log/maillog
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