In a router i set 'errors_to': docs and past test say me that setting
errors_to does not automatocally imply that the sender change, rewriting
have to be used.
In a trasport (say 'A', it is a smarthost transport) i've set:
headers_rewrite = *@* "${if
eq{${domain::$h_errors_to::}}{SRS_DOMAIN}{$h_errors_to::} fail }" s
But in another trasport (say 'B', it is the generic SMTP/direct MX
transport) i've not set it.
But email get sender rewritten, both if they use transport 'A' or 'B'.
Why?! Thanks.
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