Am 26.02.2013 22:00, schrieb Florin Andrei: > Sending out messages through a Postfix server. Delivery is refused for > whatever reason (e.g. recipient does not > exist), and then a bounce is sent by Postfix to a local inbox on that server, > as a failure notification. > > I'd like to forward that bounce to whatever address is in the Reply-To field > of the original message. This should > apply only to bounces delivered to this particular inbox. > > Sounds like a procmail job, but if it's doable in Postfix alone I'd like to > take that route since it's less > resource-intensive.
NO, NO AND NO SMTP works with envelopes and not with headers and there are a million reasons to do this - if i send a message with a reply-to header i expect that i get answers from HUMAN persons on this address and not bounces if whatever server sends me bounces to the reply-to-address i consider this server simply as broken example: * web-application * html form * you enter your email * the app sends the message to the woner with reply-to * NEVER EVER the mailserver is allowed to send bounces to the reply-to in errors-cases because you need only ONE bad guy smelling this which fills in random addresses to flood them with bounces don't do break SMTP careless - never!
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