From: is dangerous to lay upon. I tried to outline the possible issues in the patched code. What part of the header we want to use? Real name (the garbage before leading <, if any)? Or reply address (enclosed in <>, again IF ANY)? Or both?
And if we've read a reply address, should we use its domain portion as HELO argument? Or should we use its name portion (before @) as username to authenticate? Nothing to catch IMO... Apart from introduced incompatibility, I do not see more or less good algorythm to cope with From: Do you? Instead I'd like to propose to inject some basic configury via *.cf files. We could write down the minimalistic list of relevant options and try to use them. I must confess, though, that I've never been using big sendmails and has no idea of *.cf files content. Will you provide such a list? TIA, -- Vladimir
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