Jesse Norell wrote: > Hello, > > I'm catching up on email from being gone a few days, and only half-way > following this thread, but this: > > >>This now breaks delivery through dbmail-smtp! >> >>It scans for the non-existant deliver-to address (that should read >>delivered-to, let's make that change now finally) > > > > reminds me of some related issue in the past that I looked at (fixing > something with a delivery problem in 1.2). Note that both deliver-to > and delivered-to headers are valid, have different purposes, and I think > maybe both used in different places. "deliver-to" had something to do > with telling dbmail where to deliver a message to (a command), where > "delivered-to" I believe was something the mta would/could stick in. > Maybe things have changed or what-not, but I know I broke one aspect of > delivery when I "fixed" that "typo" once. :)
Iirc, it was me who fixed that typo, and you reverted my 'fix' because you claimed it broke things. Afaik, deliver-to is *not* a valid header in terms of delivery, but delivered-to very much is. Also, if this change breaks things for you, there is nothing preventing you from specifying dbmail-smtp -t 'Deliver-to' explicitely. -- ________________________________________________________________ Paul Stevens paul at nfg.nl NET FACILITIES GROUP GPG/PGP: 1024D/11F8CD31 The Netherlands________________________________http://www.nfg.nl
