ezmlm looks at the envelope sender address, not the from header, and not
the nonstandard errors-to header, when checking for subscribed addresses.
You can manually add other addresses that are allowed to post messages,
and that is probably the easiest solution to your problem.
On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 01:08:26AM -0700,
Vincent Danen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to setup a robot sending mail to a mailing list using ezmlm-idx
> and I've come across a very wierd problem. The robot sends a header that
> I cannot change... it sends an Errors-To: header which contains
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] The subscribed email address is
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the From: header contains it but Qmail is
> bouncing the mail anyways (or ezmlm is?) because it thinks it's coming
> from the errors- address. Below is a copy of the bounce message. Does
> anyone know how I can fix this so that Qmail/ezmlm (whichever is at fault,
> tho looking at the qmail logs it looks like qmail is mis-interpretting
> things) will accept the mail? Or perhaps it's the Return-Path header
> that's causing the problem? I can't change the robot software to exclude
> any of these headers so I definately need a fix I can apply to
> qmail/ezmlm. Any suggestions?
