it it possible to get post to rewrite headers in order to fully-qualify
local recipients, before handing the message to the local MTA via smtp?
- qmail's smtp server does not rewrite addresses -- it
just passes them on.
- sendmail, traditionally, adds the local domain to any
unqualified address it sees.
- mh doesn't fully-qualify addresses in the headers. in the
everything-is-sendmail world, this was okay.
- my local mta is qmail, and i have "mts: smtp" set in mts.conf
the problem comes if i send mail to both a local and a remote
recipient at the same time:
To: sam, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sam gets the message just fine. joe also gets the message. but
if joe's MTA is sendmail, what joe will actually receive is an
incorrectly expanded address:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
which is clearly unreplyable.
is there a way to tell mh never to send mail with unqualified addresses
in the headers?
paul
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paul fox, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (arlington, ma, where it's 63.7 degrees)
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