Zhou, Yan:
> >
> > By default, Postfix delivery decisions are based solely on envelope
> > recipient addresses. If you send mail to a non-existent address,
> > then the non-delivery report will be sent to your email address.
> >
> > You can configure Postfix via access(5), header_checks(5) and
> > body_checks(5) tables to make delivery decisions based on other
> > message properties than the envelope recipient address; in addition
> > some Postfix features provide mail handling that is controlled by
> > the envelope sender address.
> >
> > Wietse
>
>
> 1. I disabled "Received" header, regular emails I get in my processor no
> longer has it, but the bounced email still has that header. Here is how
> my rule reads. I would like not to get any "Received" header, but not
> sure why such difference.
>
> /^Received:/ IGNORE
As required by the Internet SMTP standard, each MTA that handles
your message prepends its own Received: header.
> 2. I wish to find out why a message was bounced. Anyway that I can get
> that info. without parsing the whole mail text and look for it? In other
> words, is there any Postfix mechanism/variables indicating that?
Some MTAs including Postfix provide standardized non-delivery
notifications as defined in RFC 3462. Other MTAs have their own
non-standard format of reporting errors. I wish you good luck with
parsing those.
Wietse
