On 8/31/2016 5:03 PM, Tom Horsley wrote: > I'm trying to setup a relayhost to send all my mail > through smtp.office365.com so postfix can queue it and > I don't have to stare at a "Authenticating..." dialog > box for 10 or 20 seconds. > > I actually have things mostly working. I use > this: > > sender_canonical_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/canonical
Sounds as if smtp_generic_maps may be a better fit for this than canonical maps. http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html#generic -- Noel Jones > > to change all addresses to the one and only address > that works with my office365 account. > > The problem comes when I receive mail. I'm using > fetchmail to suck all my mail out of office365 > and deliver it locally where I can run it through > a gazillion filters specified in a pipe in my > ~/.forward file. > > I think that is causing all the From: addresses > in my incoming mail to also be re-written so that > everything looks like it comes from me, which is just > a tad confusing. > > What is a good way to still manage to filter all my > incoming mail without re-writing the From: address > on the way in? (While still, of course, re-writing > the outgoing address so office365 will accept it). > > I don't insist on using a .forward file or even using > fetchmail as long as there is some way I can extract > all my mail from office365 an filter it locally. >
