Marcus Geiger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > some weeks ago I tried to get tmda working in a dialup-setup.
There are multiple ways to configure a dialup mail system. Could you please give us the details of how you retrieve the mail (fetchmail, getmail, etc.) and how you deliver it locally? Then we can figure out just what you need to do in order to hook TMDA into the picture. > I thought that inserting a header like 'X-Originally-To' with the > orignal recipient would suffice to let tmda look at this header > instead of the $RECIPIENT and $EXT environment variables (of course > my .tmda/config had a line RECIPIENT_HEADER = 'X-Originally-To'). As Drew commented, it has no effect on $EXT ($EXTENSION w/Postfix), but otherwise, your understanding of its purpose is accurate. I've posted a couple of times (check the archives) on how I use this header on a qmail system to forward from addresses in /var/qmail/alias/ to my personal account. It involves appending the extension part of the original address to the new recipient address so that when qmail delivers to TMDA, $EXT is already set properly. For example, mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is forwarded to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", thus allowing qmail to set $EXT to "confirm-XXXXXXXX.yyyyyy" and making TMDA happy. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
