Steve wrote:
Bowie Bailey wrote:
That can be fixed by having the MTA (or MDA) add a "Delivered-To" header
indicating the user the message is being delivered to. Then you can use
this header rather than having to rely on something sensible being in
the "To" or "Cc" headers.
I always wondered where "Delivered-To" was added - and why some
messages I've seen have it and others don't.
Time to break out the postfix manual... :-)
if delivering via a pipe, set the 'D' flag.
note that you can configure postfix to reject "invalid" addresses
instead of doing this in SA.
an alternative to your scheme is to use address extensions. for example,
using '-' as the delimiter ('+' is refused by many sites), each user can
receive mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
you can also give each users two addresses, say "steve.haeck" and
"steve". the first is used "privately", the second is always used with
an extension. so you can reject mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and accept
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
