Becz Tam�s wrote:
Yes, this would be excepted. But it looks like I was not clear. Suppose, my address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Then suppose someone sends a mail that has: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Then my tmda sends a confirmation request like From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Confirm address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK. Now I see the problem.
I use postfix, and before handing to tmda I'm checking the X-original-to: header, and set the RECIPIENT env var to it if it exists, because I had problems otherwise. (Trough I have to look at my docs for the concrete reason :) ) It is done like this: XTO=`echo -e "$MAIL" |formail -x X-Original-To` if [ "$XTO" != "" ]; then export RECIPIENT="$XTO" fi
I guess this is the problem then - You should try removing this, and just letting Postfix set RECIPIENT normally. If there are problems with that, then we should work out how to fix them directly, rather than munging the values and working around that in TMDA. What version of Postfix are you running? I'm running postfix-2.1.5-5 on Linux Fedora Core 3, and just followed the regular setup instructions at: http://www.tmda.net/config-server.html#exim-postfix without any problems. -- Stephen Warren, Software Engineer, NVIDIA, Fort Collins, CO [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wwwdotorg.org/pgp.html
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