How to send an email with a past date?

Question

Mail server

Hello!
There is mail for the domain from Yandex (Yandex.Connect). You need to send a letter in 2015. I can do this only by changing the date on the PC from which the mail will be sent and on the mail server. Of course, this is not realistic to do on Yandex, so the question is, can I raise a simple smtp server to send one letter with the desired date and, after sending it, calmly pay it off without damaging the work of the current mail?

Answer 1

you can of course raise it, but in the headers of the letter it will look like this letter has been in the queue of this server since the 15th year and then he suddenly decided to deliver it, and it was delivered today, but many mail clients take the date from the body of the letter so that it will be displayed in the client as old, though not read.

Answer 2

The headers will still have the date of receipt. Plus, if an SSL \ TLS connection, then the certificate will simply not be accepted.
Generally doubtful.

Answer 3

No way. The logs will always contain the date of the server that received it. And in the header of the receiving party - there will be the date of its server. You can send with any date - but no one will believe in this bullshit - date forgery is a common technique for spammers.

Russian laws do not apply to my country.

Yes, pooh - they definitely apply to Yandex :)

Answer 4

Can not. The received letter will have a date of departure. And in general, it is not good to forge documents retroactively.

Answer 5

Well, you can create a letter on your computer for any date.
Only sense from it... All the same the mail gateway where the letter to send will put down an actual date, and on all broad gulls, including the traffic saved by a spring date according to the law will be actual.