Mirko Zeibig writes:
Because that's exactly the opposite of what happens on incoming mail: foo%baz@bar gets rewritten as foo@baz. Therefore, it logically follows that for outgoing mail, foo@baz gets rewritten back as foo%baz@bar.Sam Varshavchik said the following on 06.12.2002 14:23: > Mirko Zeibig wrote:Sam Varshavchik said the following on 05.12.2002 00:22:[...]So this is strange, if I have an empty esmtppercentrelay and esmtppercentrelay.dat, no replacement takes place.esmtppercentrelay has nothing to do with the contents of any From: header.
If I put my zeibig.net in one of the files, I always see my Mail-Header-From replaced by the percentrelay-syntax.
>>I stand corrected. If mail goes out via ESMTP, the header rewriting does take place.
[...]Pardon me, but what is the sense to do this for *outgoing* mail and change the address in the opposite direction?So, zeibig.net gets rewritten. As it should be.
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