> TO: addresses, not the From: and To: headers within the data portion of the > SMTP message. The issue I'm seeing is with ig1/ig2.intouchmi.com showing up > in the data header - which isn't valid for any of the messages I've seen.
Ah, yes. The header fixing. Unfortunately that was left out of the big picture. http://www.postfix.org/big-picture.html But I would lay odds on it being cleanup that does the change. I also have seen ones where [EMAIL PROTECTED] was forged by the source. All sorts of fun. > >There are plenty of other reasons, such as virtual mapping, canonical > >changes, so on and so forth. > > none of that really going on in this application... Yah, which is the whole point. Postfix can do a ton, and we just need a few pounds. > OK, so I think we're on the same page - append_at_myorigin=NO should cause > no problems in my config - as I'm not utilizing this as a local delivery > server - just relaying SMTP between my mailbox server (Imail) and the > Internet. Only thing you may see an issue with is notification messages. Easy enough to test for. Did a little digging.... it is the start of cleanup, a call to rewrite to standardize things and prevent problems. http://www.postfix.org/rewrite.html http://www.postfix.org/trivial-rewrite.8.html So certainly worth testing to see if it has any change on what you feel should happen. --Eric
