Am 03.02.2012 16:12, schrieb TFML: > Could someone point me the right direction... > > I'm attempting to send an autoreply on a catchall. We receive message from > sender (From: sen...@domain.tld) to our catchall (Actual mainbox) account > (To: j...@domain.tld), then the autoreply will send a message back to send > and the headers look as follows: > > From: catch...@domain.tld > To: sen...@domain.tld > > What I would like to change is the "From" address to be "j...@domain.tld" > instead of "catch...@domain.tld" if possible. If not possible, can I pass > "orig_to" variables to a message from a perl auto reply? The message body > would have: > > Originally sent to j...@domain.tld > > Any information would be greatly appreciated.
do you really think any autoreply on catch-all is a good idea? this meany finally that every mass spam attack not detected and trying all sotrts of @yourdomain will produce a autreply and in the worst case to a forged sender which results in quickly get blacklisted all over the world!
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