Also note that this won't easily work with Apache if you're using suexec,
as it sanitizes the environment of everything but a few pre-approved
environment variables. Recompling suexec seems to be the solution, but
the Apache folks advise extreme caution in doing so.
Chris
On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Markus Stumpf wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 17, 2001 at 05:30:59PM -0500, Kari Suomela wrote:
> > We have a similar problem here. I large site, with numerous perl forms
> > was moved over here from a sendmail server on another ISP. The
> > form-generated messages used to show as coming from
> > 'webmaster@<domain.com>', but now they show '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> > as the reply-to. I.e. the hostname of the server gets inserted. If this
> > is not controllable in qmail, perhaps someone on this list can direct
> > me to the proper source.
>
> If you're running a apache webserver you can work around this easily
> by adding
>
> SetEnv QMAILUSER webmaster
> SetEnv QMAILDEFAULTHOST www
> SetEnv QMAILDEFAULTDOMAIN lamer.de
>
> to your apache config file. Don't forget to kill -HUP apache.
>
> This will - however - not work if you use PHP, as PHP seems to bypass
> the apache environment handler.
>
> \Maex
>
>
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