On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 10:35, Tom Collins wrote: > Yes, vdelivermail handles delivery of the messages. I thought that > qmail-local was still involved though (e.g., the mail was processed by > qmail-local and then by vdelivermail). > > Are ##L##H replaced by anything? Maybe the patch only affects the > qmail-local code that writes the email out to the directory. In the headers of messages delivered to a vpopmail address on the same server, the headers include the ##L##H.
> Do qmail-remote and qmail-local only make the changes in the headers? > I'd think that it could be dangerous to do it in the entire message. Only the headers, if you include ##L##H in the body of any of the messages, it is not substituted no matter where it is delivered. > > You'd need to look at vdelivermail.c, find where it writes the email > out, and add code to replace ##L##H in the headers. Note that > vdelivermail.c is due for an overhaul once we start the 5.5 development > series. I guess a simple look at ~/vpopmail/bin/ and vdelivermail would have jumped right out at me. > > Feel free to add this as a feature request to http://vpopmail.sf.net/. > It will be a low priority for developers, but it might eventually get > into vpopmail. If I don't find anyone who has done it already, I will create a patch for vdelivermail.c and try to have it included with the qmail-verh patch. Thanks! -- "Personality can open doors, but only character can keep them open." --Elmer G. Letterman
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