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> On 18 Oct 2013, at 18:29, "Wietse Venema [via Postfix] [Masked]"
> <fwd_lhtv7...@opayq.com> wrote:
> >
> > > At this point I don't care about absolute correctness. I just want
> > > to receive my email.
> > >
> > > How do I disable the D flag?
> >
> > The D flag exists only in the pipe(8) daemon and ADDS delivered-to
> > headers. That does not appear to be your problem.
>
> "The D flag also enforces loop detection" is why the person from
> Google suggested disabling it. How else can I disable loop detection?
And where does your configuration actually USE the pipe daemon?
Clearly someone has no clue what advice they are giving.
> > The fix is not to use the same domain name in Postfix and Google.
> > Using the same domain name just causes no end of pain when you
> > forward mail.
>
> Google's service is supposed to just be a filter for email sent
> to me; how can I have different domain names in them? Can I just
> lie to Postfix about what my domain is, but still have it deliver
> mail correctly?
I do not understand.
- They handle mail for y...@example.com.
- They add "Delivered-To: y...@example.com".
- They forward that mail then your mail server which also claims
to be "example.com".
That would be totally messed up. They should have used something
else (X-Google-Filtered: y...@example.com) and could provide a better
service without breaking down-stream systems.
You can use header_checks to remove the problem header, but I will
not help with implementing such iodiocy.
Wietse
