Gordon Messmer writes:
On May 30, 2005, at 6:21 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:Obviously that stupid mail server thinks the message is a bounce message for some other reason. Now, there is one situation where Courier may use a null envelope sender in this situation -- if the message was generated with DSN NOTIFY=NONE, and the receiving mail server does not support ESMTP DSNs.What about the situation where the destination address was actually the member of an alias on the system running Courier? If I remember correctly, Courier also sends messages to alias recipients with a null envelope sender.
This is a message sent to a remote server. The logs show this is not the case.
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