St?phane MERLE:
> in fact, I use PHPMailer because it can handle the connexion directly in
> SMTP and not with the php mail() function.
>
> if I understood you correctly, what i am doing right now (and since
> about 8 years ...) is wrong. I got this kind of headers (sender domain
> <> return pa
Hi Wietse,
Le 27/05/2014 16:12, Wietse Venema a écrit :
St?phane MERLE:
I use postfix for a while as a "direct" mailer, but I have to setup a
postfix box as relay ... and It look like postfix rewrite the
Return-Path header.
The Return-Path header is READ-ONLY.
Setting the Return-Path header H
St?phane MERLE:
> I use postfix for a while as a "direct" mailer, but I have to setup a
> postfix box as relay ... and It look like postfix rewrite the
> Return-Path header.
The Return-Path header is READ-ONLY.
Setting the Return-Path header HAS NO EFFECT.
The Return-Path header shows the ENVE
Hi all,
I use postfix for a while as a "direct" mailer, but I have to setup a
postfix box as relay ... and It look like postfix rewrite the
Return-Path header. I use PHPMailer to send the mail to postfix (on an
other port than 25) and postfix make the final delivery (it's working
fine except
