Hi Jerry, On Fri, 10 Jan 2003 09:10:37 +0800 "Jerry Chou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fox example, > that is the one mail of mailling list of sqwebmail sent to me > that is the first two lines(header): > > Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > and the From and To lines: > > From: "Some David " <somebody@somewhere> > To: "sqlwebmail list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > if forward with .qmail, no treated with | > /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail there is no the first two lines, and I > do not know which the real destination > of the mail. and in mailling list, the Delivered-To is always > different from other mail. it is important clue. OK. I think it's time you re-read your qmail documentation and visit a qmail specific resource, like news://alt.comp.mail.qmail forwarding with dot-qmail is a pure qmail topic, and nb: it works. Delivered-To is inserted by qmail if it found a delivery instruction to an incoming mail. If it ain't you're doing something strange. As you did not even provide _complete_ examples of your .qmail and two mails, one stored locally and forwarded by the provided .qmail file we're not able to guess what could be wrong. Nevertheless it's still a qmail issue, not vpopmail. Next thing is: Return-Path is written to the stored message by the last SMTP that receives the message and stores it. If this storage operation is done by 'qmail-local' this line _is_ inserted. If you forward these messages to an external host it's up to _THIS_ MTA to provide that line; qmail running on your server ain't responsible. Return-Path ain't a header line as "From" that is transported with the mail, it is only a manifestation of "Envelope From" in SMTP-level written to the mail when final destination is reached. Please read RFC-822 (esp. sec. 4.3.1) for further information. To make another concrete statement: I'm using the '&[EMAIL PROTECTED]' forwarding in dozens, if not hundred of dot-qmail files by myself. And "Delivered-To" and "Return-Path" are present every time as they should. So please provide your concrete setup to the experts on a qmail-list, they'll for sure now where to look for a possible point of failure. -- Regards Peter
