On Mon, Apr 12, 1999 at 03:01:42AM -0500, Tim Tsai wrote:
Look at your qmail-start line. It goes something like:
qmail-start ./Mailbox splogger qmail
The part "./Mailbox" is a default instruction to follow for any user who
does not have a .qmail file. You could replace it with a small script that
inserts the header of your choice. However, that default instruction will
be overridden by a user if they create their own .qmail files. Instead of
using your own script to insert the header, you might want to investigate
procmail or maildrop. These are mail delivery agents which come with tools
to insert headers. An example using maildrop is:
qmail-start '|preline reformail -A"X-Header: my header" | \
maildrop -f "$SENDER"' splogger qmail
This one uses the reformail program from the maildrop package to add a
header, and then passes the message to maildrop to actually deliver it.
If you really want to add a header to *all* email regardless of user's own
.qmail files, you'll have to use the the "fixup" method as described in FAQ
5.5
> This must be a simple thing to do but I can't seem to find a good solution
> around it.
>
> I'd like to be able to add a header to all incoming e-mail (only remotely
> generated is necessary so it can be through qmail-smtpd). What is the
> simplest/cleanest way to do this?
>
> I am aware of the .qmail approach, but it seems like I'd have to do this
> for every domain. Is there a *global* .qmail-default, or can you force
> qmail-local to use a global qmail-command instead of the one in the
> recipient's home directory?
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