Hi, On Thu, Oct 06, 2005 at 12:43:21PM +0100, Mark Smith wrote: > > > Try adding this after the line that sets smtp_active_hostname: > > > > > > primary_hostname = $smtp_active_hostname > > > > That will not do what you expect. (1) primary_hostname is not > > an expanded string; (2) the order in which configuration > > options take effect is independent of the order in which they > > appear in the configuration file. > > > > Tony. > > So does this mean there's no way to dynamically control the hostname that > appears in the Received: header?
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