Hi all,
On Mon, 7 Mar 2011, David Woodhouse wrote:
On Mon, 2011-03-07 at 15:59 +0100, Uros Meglic wrote:
Haha, you are funny. It's not that easy to do that in the country that I
live in. And the boss doesn't wanna change the ISP, don't ask me why.
Back to my problems...
Seriously, don't do it. Rewriting the empty reverse-path to anything
non-empty means you are a danger to yourself and others. The empty
reverse-path is used on bounces for a *reason*.
I have been known to make a complaint to ISPs when I've seen systems
doing what you plan, asking them to be disconnected since they are a
denial of service attack waiting to happen.
If you really can't get the ISP to fix their broken server, then just
use a mail smarthost elsewhere. Or send mail *directly* perhaps?
If one were to set the envelope sender to a special address, e.g.
[email protected], and carefully discard all mail to that address, would
that not solve the loop issue? (by eliminating the risk of creating a mail
loop).
Cheers, Chris.
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