--William Dell Wisner wrote on 03.02.03 16:52 +0000:
>> Courier uses an empty sender for DSN.
>
> Courier uses an empty envelope sender, but the header sender by default reads
>
> From: "Courier mail server at HOSTNAME" <@>
>
> This is documented in courier(8).
dsnfrom
This file contains one line specifying the contents
of the From: header that Courier puts in all deliv-
ery status notifications. This file specifies a
complete header, except for the "From: " part. If
dsnfrom is missing, then Courier uses the following
header: "Courier mail server at me" <@>
Create etc/dsnfrom with this line:
"Delivery Status Notification" <MAILER-DAEMON>
Courier automagically appends @me.
> I'm looking for authority to back up this use of <@> for user silencing
> purposes.
Its OK for me as long as it prevents further bounces ;)
But I use 'MAILER-DAEMON' because thats recognized by procmail
(FROM_MAILER and FROM_DAEMON) and also some autoresponder will
recognize this.
Roland
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