Jason Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The app I am working on is currently using qmail-inject (to be able to
> control the from address I believe). My understanding is that
> qmail-inject calls qmail-queue which calls qmail-send - none of which
> ever use the smtproutes control file.
Correct.
> Does that mean that I have to use qmail-remote in order for the
> smtproutes to work - and if so, how do I account for the 'from' that
> qmail-inject allowed me to do.
No. I think your misunderstanding is based on qmail-send -- qmail-send
doesn't "send" messages anywhere. It's the queue manager. All mail
which is handled by qmail passes through the queue. qmail-send
invokes (indirectly) qmail-local or qmail-remote to do the actual
deliveries.
In short: inject your message with qmail-inject. When it gets to
qmail-remote, smtproutes will be obeyed.
Charles
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