On Wed, Feb 03, 1999 at 01:14:46AM -0600, Mate Wierdl wrote:
> Yes, I just subscribed you to the devel list as [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
> you in turn might want to fix your envelope sender address which is
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] as can be seen from
Not only that, but it loks like you also removed the old email address
for me. Thanx, Mate!.
> >From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Feb 03 06:03:57 1999
> Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Let us hope that candide does not get too mad at John for receiving a
> few subscription confirmation requests out of the spam filled blue sky
> of the internet.
Aaaaaargh! I thought I had fixed this....
Actually, after I got this and Mate's other emails, I began banging on
sendmail.mc to try and get it to use the /etc/userdb I have set up.
[I've had it for a while]. I *think* I've managed to cajole sendmail
into using <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for the "Return-Path:" header. However,
the "Received:" header still lists "candide@ocalhost", despite all of
my attempts to the contrary.
Q #1: Will I still cause your mail-list software headaches, Mate?
Q #2: I do not own the sendmail book[tome], and the docs that came
with debian sendmail have been of limited help. Is it not
possible, using the rulesets, to redefine *every* occurrence of
"mylogin@locahost" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"? If it is, could
some kind soul point me to said document describing said
technique?
[P.S. - I've read both parts of the sendmail FAQ, the
cf.README, and the op.txt manuals. The suggestions therein
change only some occurrences of local login <-> email, not all
occurrences in the header.]
--
John Weiss
On a train, someplace between Pawling and White Plains...
