"samit pal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I want to rewrite the 'reply-to' header with the actual 'from' address. > Smtp auth has been implemented on Sendmail (8.12.2). Outlook express > has this option of providing a diff 'reply-to' address than the 'from' > address. So what is happening is that even though authentication is > being done the sender can put a different reply-to address which is not > being wanted. How do i achieve that.
1. Force your users to use a webmail client or something similar that does not allow them to set a reply-to header or 2. Forget about the damn thing. Why are you trying to be such a control freak? 3. What guarantee do you have that your users will not use hotmail or something else to send out whatever "sensitive information" you are trying to conceal? 4. I think what you are dealing with is a social or managerial issue (as in, how to prevent people from leaking company information). That is solved by having people with guns (or HR guys with blank "pink slips" standing behind each of your users). Let your users know that if they leak company information, one way or the other, a "firing" will take place. 5. Stop asking the same damned question every single time. --srs _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
