On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 10:34:30AM -0400, Daniluk, Chris wrote:
> We've been experiencing an unusual phenomenon--Qmail appears to be
> *occaisionally* delivering email to the wrong people. The message headers
> are fine, but they get delivered to completely wrong addresses. There's no
> similarity or relationship between the messages and qmail doesn't log
> anything relevant. It will receive the message via smtp, queue it, then send
> it. The header will contain the email address it SHOULD have gone to but the
> sender will be someone else. This is very strange considering there's no
> header mutilation taking place.
What appears in the header has nothing to do with the recipient of an
SMTP-injected message. The recipient is specified in the envelope, which is
given with the SMTP RCPT TO command.
It may be that you have something screwy in control/virtualdomains or
users/assign and that mail isn't going where you want it to go, but the header
of a message isn't an indicator of who the recipient should have been.
Chris
