I've got a courier system set up as a mail gateway for a company. Email
is generated internally and relayed through the courier box, and email
coming in from the internet is routed to an internal system via
esmtproutes. A problem is occuring when a bounce happens. Courier
tries to forward
On Saturday 31 January 2004 06:45, Jesse Keating wrote:
that @ part seems wrong, shouldn't there be a valid address there?
What happens is that the internal server tries to bounce it back out to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] which doesn't exist (no local
address), which spawns another bounce, and
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On Saturday 31 January 2004 01:56, Jeff Jansen wrote:
Hi Jesse,
Set the address you want in the /etc/courier/dsnfrom file and courier
will use that as the FROM: on the bounce.
Excellent! I could have sworn I dug through the man courier many many
