>1. From must be a person. Examples:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gregg Bookspan [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to be "rewritten" as [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
>2. From must NOT be:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Jobing Administrator
> [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> blank
> a non-person (i.e. a machine or something)
>
>3. To must be the recipient's email address. Examples:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this is already the case.
>4. To Must not be:
> undisclosed recipients
> blank
> someone else's name/email address
point 3. already handles this
>Currently I have a custom ASP front-end using Flick's ocxMail (ASPMail)
>connecting to a SQL2000 back-end. ASPMail connect with my IMail server for
>each mail sent! Each round trip to the mail server is approximately 3
>seconds. If you multiply that out, I am at over 12 hours right now!
>
>Questions:
>1. Can IMail's built-in list server conform to the two items listed above
>(regarding the From and To)?
>2. If not, do you know of any list server software that can?
"address rewriting" is one of the many secondary features of IMGate.
So sending all your Imail outgoing through an IMGate machine, you
would achieve a) address rewriting b) offload from Imail to IMGate
all deliveries to Internet (solving your Imail queue pb's that you
didn't mention :))) )
See here for your "twister" :
http://www.postfix.org/rewrite.html#canonical
You would make a simple "table lookup" file called
"sender_canonical_maps" (where sender means the envelope sender as is in:
MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
... that would contain just one line:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then of course you could also use IMGate for the primary reasons of
anti-abuse defense on incoming.
Len
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