I am migrating my Courier installation to a new machine running
Courier 0.53.1 (the old one was 0.46-1.2). I have the new system
configured and running just like the old one, but I just found one
problem.
In previous versions, the SENDMAIL environment variable was used by
Maildrop in the TO and CC commands when forwarding to another account.
This doesn't appear to be happening anymore.
This is what I have:
/etc/courier/maildroprc:
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import SENDER
SENDMAIL="/usr/lib/courier/bin/sendmail -f \"$SENDER\""
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$HOME/.mailfilter:
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`env > env.txt`
to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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The env.txt file is created and shows the proper sendmail command.
But when the mail is forwarded to the other account, the envelope From
is blank.
>From my logs:
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bnofmail2 courieresmtp: id=000EC1AF.443BB684.00001411,
from=<>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,size=674,status: success
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My old server (with the same maildrop configuration) fills in the
envelope from as expected. If I run the sendmail command manually, it
works as expected. So, does Maildrop no longer use the SENDMAIL
variable when forwarding messages?
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