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Stephan,
Thank you. I understand what you are saying in trying to keep a
vicious cycle of auto-replies responding to each other. But in our
environment I don't have any choice as our central virus/spam email
gateway will can any message without a
CJ Keist escreveu:
Stephan,
Thank you. I understand what you are saying in trying to keep a
vicious cycle of auto-replies responding to each other. But in our
environment I don't have any choice as our central virus/spam email
gateway will can any message without a valid from address in the
On 8/12/2008, CJ Keist ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I understand what you are saying in trying to keep a
vicious cycle of auto-replies responding to each other. But in our
environment I don't have any choice as our central virus/spam email
gateway will can any message without a valid from address
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Thank you all for the input and the rfc url. To my surprise the central
IT dept. is going to make the change to allow the envelope from to be
empty! I'm pretty sure it was the rfc url I gave them to help my cause.
So I'm reverting the code back to
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Sorry to bring this up again.
I have now configured my test server to pass all email messages off to
our central campus email filter gateway. This gateway scans all email
traffic for viruses/spam before being delivered to any local mail servers.
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Fixed it!!
In the file src/sieve_cmu.c line 744:
smtp_client = smtp_client_open(src-addr, NULL, f);
change to:
smtp_client = smtp_client_open(src-addr, src-fromaddr, f);
CJ Keist wrote:
Sorry to bring this up again.
I have now configured my
CJ Keist schreef:
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Fixed it!!
In the file src/sieve_cmu.c line 744:
smtp_client = smtp_client_open(src-addr, NULL, f);
change to:
smtp_client = smtp_client_open(src-addr, src-fromaddr, f);
First of all, this does not control the content of the
