Hi All, Is there any way to tell Postfix to not add the X-Original-To header to messages it delivers?
I ask because I have a setup where inbound emails go through 2 instances of postfix. The first postfix instance is on the MX server. This uses virtual_alias_maps to rewrite the email address from 'recipi...@example.com' to 'mailbox_n...@mailbox_server_n' and forward the email to one of several internal mailbox servers. The mailbox server also has an instance of postfix running on it which uses mailbox_command to deliver the email into a local maildir via procmail. The problem with this setup is that I end up with the X-Original-To header being set to 'mailbox_n...@mailbox_server_n' rather than 'recipi...@example.com'. So I was wondering if there is a way to stop the second postfix instance from overwriting X-Original-To. Alternatively is there a better way to configure my servers which would avoid this problem. Thanks, - Richard
