Jean-Christophe Boggio wrote:
> I thought I could enforce the "Return-Path" header but it
> gets renamed to "Old-Return-Path" (I guess for security
> reasons).
>
> I'm sure there's a way to do things cleanly but haven't found
> out how. Can you help ?
>   
Return-Path comes from the envelope sender of the message. This is 
normally the "From" address  you've set up in your MUA (mail program).

How exactly are you doing the sending? If you use couriermlm this kind 
of housekeeping is done automatically.

esa




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