Hi Tom!
I've thought about modifying vdelivermail to handle just this case.
For catchall, it would insert two Delivered-To headers. The first,
for the actual address, the second (actually above it in the headers)
for the catchall mailbox.
It's a good solution :-)
Can you confirm that you're
On Mar 27, 2007, at 2:49 PM, Sim wrote:
I have a default mailbox with catch-all.
My Exchange server download this catch-all mailbox and delivery the
mail to singolar users.
In this case (BCC) it can't detect really recipient because there
aren't any "Delivered-To" header information.
I've thoug
Not that I'm aware of. You might try hacking vdelivermail to see if it
can accomplish what you want.
Regards,
Hi Bill!
This solve all problems
# .qmail-default
| preline /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail '' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks!
Bye
Sim wrote:
>> BCC headers are not recorded, except likely in the "sent" box of the
>> sender. Hence the word "Blind" in "Blind Carbon Copy".
>>
>> Bill
>>
>
> Hi Bill!
>
> This is my example:
>
> I have a default mailbox with catch-all.
> My Exchange server download this catch-all mailbox and d
BCC headers are not recorded, except likely in the "sent" box of the
sender. Hence the word "Blind" in "Blind Carbon Copy".
Bill
Hi Bill!
This is my example:
I have a default mailbox with catch-all.
My Exchange server download this catch-all mailbox and delivery the
mail to singolar users.
Sim wrote:
> Hi!
>
> How to show bcc/to header for email in default mailbox?
>
> In this case I can't detect the really recipient!
>
> Very thanks
BCC headers are not recorded, except likely in the "sent" box of the
sender. Hence the word "Blind" in "Blind Carbon Copy".
Bill
Hi!
How to show bcc/to header for email in default mailbox?
In this case I can't detect the really recipient!
Very thanks
Sim
