Hello,
I have been having some issues with the x-rcpt-to
header.
- When a list is sent
out from a list on the imail server to a local account, the x-rcpt-to
header is not correct.
let’s say the user is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the x-rcpt to would be like something x-rcpt-to: mpany.Com
That’s all, no valid emailadress.
If sent through a regular email address it seems to be fine.
This is very seriuous for us since in the above example the to field would
read the name of the list and the rcpt-to something invalid causing the mail
to be dropped ( no valid user found ) by the pop collector who delivers the
mail to our internal mailserver.
- I have the
impression that imail does not correctly create a individual mail message
for everyone listed in the to field. I regularly feel that people being cc’d
or basically just the first person mentioned in the to field receives the
mail.
It seems to me that the mail is placed only once in the mailbox and hence
all the other people addressed lose the mail.
We have to use a pop tool to collect from a pop
domain mailbox (located on the imail server ) and hence we need to use the
rcpt-to clause.
This has always worked flawlessly with our previous
mailservers but imail seems buggy in this area.
Thanks for any feedback to get this resolved as it
really is mission critical to us
Best regards,
Bart Vincke
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