Ulrich,
> I want to rewrite the return-path header for mail identified as being
> spam or virus. So i try something like this :
>
> $msginfo->header_edits->delete_header('Return-Path');
> $msginfo->header_edits->add_header('Return-Path','<t...@toto>');
>
> It seems to have no effect on that header. This work for any other
> headers. Maybe it's not possible to modify within Amavis that header ?
There is usually no Return-Path in a header section during mail transfer
(and even if there were, it is often discarded). This header field is added
by a local delivery agent just before storing a message into a mailbox.
It reflects the envelope sender address.
So perhaps what you want is changing the envelope sender address.
It can be achieved in Postfix by canonical rewrites.
Mark
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