My preferred login on my machine is not the same as my userid
with my ISP. Smail uses my login on this machine to form the
"return_path_field". As a result, I can not receive messages from
mailer-daemons about undeliverable mail, etc.
Is there any way to make smail create the return_path_field in
the way I want it? The smailconf manpage says "The /etc/smail/config
file defines values for global variables used by smail.", and gives
the default value of return_path_field as ``Return-Path: <$sender>''.
I have inserted the following line in my /etc/smail/config file:
return_path_field="Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
However, smail still forms the default return_path_field in my
outgoing mail.
Is there any way, short of compiling smail myself, to
overcome this default behavior?
Bob
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