On 09-Jul-00 Col Wilson wrote:
> Bernd I too have had this problem. I posted it a while back, but got
> no
> answer. Maybe someone will here this time. I tried removing the
> received
> line, but it did not work; qmail leaves it in th pppdir.
>
> Good Luck
> Col
>
Hy Col,
I did also change the FROM-Header and the RETURNPATH of outgoing Mail
to my Mailadress at my ISP.
For creation of new mail I use the following small script:
#!/bin/bash
# /home/me/post
echo "FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" > .varmail
if [ "$1" = "" ]
then
var=0
else
var=$1
fi
until [ $(expr index $var @) \> 2 ]
do
echo "TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
read var
done
echo "TO: $var" >> .varmail
echo CC:
read var
echo "CC: $var" >> .varmail
echo Subject:
read var
echo "Subject: $var" >> .varmail
echo Body:
var=0
until [ "$var" = "#" ]
do
read var
echo "$var" >> .varmail
done
cat .varmail | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wait
# using the file .varmail for creation is not elegant but works
Essential was for me to create the Mail with
"FROM: user@ISP"
and inject it with
"/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject -fuser@ISP".
For you that would be
"FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
and
"/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
For mail from your net you should perhaps write a script or use grep
for changing the Header.
and perhaps try armagh insted of `armagh' with maildirsmtp
