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email邮件头结构及原理（The structure and principle of email mail header） I. Introduction This section will discuss all aspects of the email header in detail. It provides a theoretical foundation for users to set up mail servers, and provides administrators with the real source of spam discovery when e-mail spam occurs. Knowledge of email headers helps to discover fake mail. It can also help users who want to know how e-mail is being transmitted over the network. Although it is possible to avoid a discussion of how to forge an e-mail in the discussion, the content discussed may be used by malicious readers as the basis for creating fake mail. There are several fictitious domain names and randomly assigned IP addresses for example in this article. These domain names and IP are arbitrary choice and forgery, and the real domain name on Internet and IP have nothing to do with it. Two, the Email transport process, which includes a simple analysis of an e-mail life cycle. This is a very important background information for understanding what the headers can provide you with. On the surface, mail seems to be passed directly from the senders machine to the recipients address, but this is not always the case. A typical email has at least four computers in its life cycle. This is because most businesses or organizations have a dedicated server called mail server to handle e-mail, which is not typically a computer that users read mail. For ISP, the user dials the ISP network from the home computer, where the users home computer is called the client, and the ISP computer that handles the mail is called the mail server. When a user sends an e-mail, he usually edits the mail on his own computer and sends it to the ISP mail server. The client has already done its work, and the latter is done by the ISP mail server. First, the ISP mail server looks for the IP address of the recipients specified mail server, and then sends the message to the destination server. Now, the mail is stored on the