Hello. Am Mittwoch, 5. Oktober 2005 00:41 schrieb Sam Varshavchik: > No, because this information is no longer available by then.
I want to hook in here because that's what I searched for a while ago. In fact, I don't really like that Courier drops this valuable information, as well as QMail does. E.g., if I get a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], this is a virtual domain, resolving (QMail-style) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Courier puts exactly the mentioned, resolved local address into the DT-header, Qmail leaves the Domain part alone and treats it as local (Horrible, I think!). So is there any possibility with Courier's plugin-/filter-possibilities to have the original address, ariving in the SMTP protocol saved into the message? Would be very valuable. > The only thing you can do is to remove the alias, add a real account > in its place, and use a .courier file to forward mail to the aliased > address. This way you'll have a complete record of the mail's path > recorded in the headers. That's a (ugly) workaround for aliases, but it does not really work for virtually hosted domains. Any idea? cu, Bernd -- In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are different. - Larry McVoy
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