2008/12/17 Gauthier DOUCHET <gauthier.douc...@gmail.com> > Hi all, > > I have a problem with a system based on Postfix+LDAP with virtual domains. > > I'm using LDAP to store domains and user. The LDAP tree is like that: > ou=hosting > +virtualdomain=company1.common.com > ++ou=mail > +++uid=user1 (with attribute mail wich is its mail adress) > +virtualdomain=company2.common.com > ++ou=mail > +++uid=user1 > +++uid=user2 > > All is (almost) working except that for some domains we send mails, there > is a replacement of the suffix. > For example, when us...@company1.common.com sends a mail to some mail > adresses, when these people receive the mail, instead to have the mail From > filled with us...@company1.common.com, they have us...@www.common.com(this is > the same server hosting mail and the website > www.common.com) > > I don't know exactly what could be the cause of this problem. Is it due to > Postfix or to my DNS config or the mail server for these domains which do > not understand my mail server? What config files do you want I give in order > to have more details to understand? > > Thank you very much for help.. > > Gauthier > > -- > Hi,
I'm still searching the cause of this problem. For domains which have a "wrong" mail, I studied the headers and I discovered only one thing which can explain the problem: X-pstn-addresses: from <us...@compagny1.common.com> [db-null] Return-Path: us...@www.common.com I used the Postini header analysis tool ( https://www.postini.com/cgi-bin/header_analysis.cgi) but any convincing results. Has someone an explanation about the fact the Return-Path is different of From? Thanks! Gauthier -- Gauthier DOUCHET
