On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 14:45, Marcin wrote: > I am using debian postfix. When a mail from the PHP (under apache) the mail > header contain: > ------- > Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > ------- > > I want to hide only this ONE user. > It is possible ? > > header_checks with: > /^Return-Path: <www/ IGNORE > /^Return-Path: <www-data/ IGNORE > /^Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/ IGNORE > > is not working :( > why ? > and how to ignore it ?
It can't ignore something that isn't there.... Return-Path is not an header used by the MTA (like Postfix), but is a header added by the MDA when the mail is delivered. It uses the value of the enveloppe from address (MAIL FROM in the smtp session). Because it is not in a header, you can't use header_checks for it. All you can do with Postfix (AFAIK) is to reject mail from this sender. You can rewrite the entire domain, using the Address Masquerading functionality in Postfix. > The best solution will be replacing > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > with for example > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Add [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the sendmail_path in php.ini or use: mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers,'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'); to send mail in the php scripts. -- Tot ziens, Bart-Jan
