Hello All, I have a setting with two postfix servers: - the server1 is a MX for many virtual domains including somedomain.com; - the server2 retrieves mail with fetchmail from server1 via POP3 and distributes it to local users' mailboxes.
server1 is set up in a way that a mail addressed to let's say 5 somedomain.com recipients is delivered as one message (which is what I expect). The message is then downloaded by fetchamil to server2 and distributed based on To: and CC: header information to local mailboxes. The problem in this setting arises when the somedomain.com recipients are listed in Bcc: - server1 receives the email and delivers it as one instance, of course without Bcc: header information, to local mailbox - server2 downloads the message but is unable to decide where to deliver the message, because there are no information about recipients in the mail header. Is there a way to solve this on server1? I mean adding recipients somewhere to the mail header so server2 knows where to deliver? I already tried to set "enable_original_recipient" to "yes" - in that case a "X-Original-To:" is added but one copy of the mail is delivered for each recipient on server1. Or would adding other header information solve this (e.g. "X-Envelope-To")? Thanks for any hint. Regards, Zoltan
