Mail.dll .NET email, SMTP, POP3 and IMAP component
Namespaces
Limilabs.Mail
IMail Interface
IMail Properties
Alternatives Property
Appointments Property
Attachments Property
Bcc Property
Cc Property
Date Property
DeliveryStatuses Property
DKIMSignatureInfo Property
DKIMSignatureInfos Property
Document Property
EnvelopeFrom Property
EnvelopeTo Property
From Property
Headers Property
Html Property
HtmlData Property
HtmlDataString Property
Importance Property
InReplyTo Property
IsDKIMSigned Property
IsEncrypted Property
IsForward Property
IsHtml Property
IsPartial Property
IsReply Property
IsRtf Property
IsSigned Property
IsText Property
ListArchive Property
ListHelp Property
ListID Property
ListOwner Property
ListPost Property
ListSubscribe Property
ListUnsubscribe Property
MessageID Property
MimeVersion Property
NeedsDecryption Property
NeedsSignedExtraction Property
NonVisuals Property
NotificationTo Property
PartialId Property
Priority Property
RcptTo Property
ReadReceipts Property
Received Property
References Property
ReplyTo Property
ReturnPath Property
ReturnReceiptTo Property
Rtf Property
RtfData Property
Sender Property
SenderHeader Property
Sensitivity Property
Subject Property
Text Property
TextData Property
TextDataString Property
To Property
VCards Property
Visuals Property
XConfirmReadingTo Property
XEnvelopeFrom Property
XMsg2Mime Property
XMsg2MimeClientSubmitTime Property
XMsg2MimeCreationTime Property
XMsg2MimeMessageDeliveryTime Property
XPriority Property
XRcptTo Property
XTnef2MimeMessageClass Property
Click or drag to resize

IMailReturnPath Property

Gets or sets return path address ('Return-Path' header). Does not include brackets (< and >).

Namespace:  Limilabs.Mail
Assembly:  Mail (in Mail.dll) Version: 3.0.23341.1754
Syntax
Copy
string ReturnPath { get; set; }

Property Value

Type: String
Remarks
All bounces that occur during the SMTP session should go back to the Return-Path value. The recipient's mail server is supposed to add a Return-Path header to the top of the email. If Return-Path header already exists in the email, then that header should be replaced by the recipient's mail server.
See Also