This is a big problem I've been having with bounce messages from other servers I'm forwarding to, I think I mentioned this before. Is this an issue that was addressed in 2.0? It would be nice to have dbmail forward as the original sender.
-Micah On Thu January 08 2004 7:27 am, Brian Blood wrote: > On 1/8/04 9:01 AM, "Jeff Brenton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Why can't you have dbmail do both local and remote delivery? I'm doing > > it all the time with a VERY early version... Postfix hands the message > > over to dbmail, dbmail expands the alias, and delivers it to each > > recipient. Any non-local addresses are handed over to Postfix to deal > > with. > > > > While I haven't looked at the code for this in a LONG time, I believe > > dbmail recurses through each expanded address, and any that don't > > result in a numeric mailbox are sent on their way back to internet. > > > > I have several mail lists that have dozens or hundreds of addresses, > > most non-local, so I know it works... > > As stated in the original email, take a look at the return path on those > messages that are reforwarded out by dbmail. > > The from address on the envelope is not the original sender, but: > > <user the dbmail-smtp process is running as>@<$mydomain in Postfix config> > > > That's the real problem I'm trying to solve. > > If I can get Postfix to do all of this, all the better as there are that > many less processes involved. It also slightly decreases the number of db > lookups involved. > > Brian > > > _______________________________________________ > Dbmail mailing list > Dbmail@dbmail.org > https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
