David Schraeder a écrit : > > > Magnus Bäck wrote: >> On Thursday, January 29, 2009 at 23:39 CET, >> David Schraeder <dav...@russellhospital.org> wrote: >> >>> I just got this postfix server going a few days ago. I have one >>> person receiving some emails that are not address to him. Yes they >>> are spam and I am running spamassassin. But looking at the headers >>> it should not be delivered to the one person at all. Here is >>> an example header. >> And this very message was addressed to postfix-users@postfix.org, >> yet it was delivered to your mailbox. >> >> Headers are not used for message delivery. The actual recipient >> addresses are found in the message envelope. >> >> [...] >> > How do you view the message envelope then?
a copy was made by postfix in the headers: Return-Path: <squabblinge...@guelman.ru> Delivered-To: sco...@russellhospital.org but as Magnus said, the definitive reference is in postfix logs (messages may be modified after postfix delivers/forwards them, and the Delivered-To header is optional).
