I've got a handful of users who forward their personal gmail.com addresses
to their account here. When this happens google forwards along with an
envelope from
[userpartofgmailaddress]+caf_=[userpartofASSPaddress]=[hostnameofASSPaddress]@
gmail.com
For example, if someone forwarded their personal [email protected]
address to their [email protected] address here, the envelope from would
be
[email protected]
I want to *no process* all of these forwards. What I've been doing for the
longest time is putting the from addresses in npRe. I have a hard time
believing that this didn't used to work, but its possible that it never
did. So for example, npRE looks like this:
test\.person\+caf_=them=OurCharity\.org@gmail\.com
escaping all periods and the plus sign
When I test this by sending a mail from another server to a test gmail
account which is set to forward to ASSP, I do see test.person+caf_=them=
[email protected] in the envelope as expected. The from: line is
the original sender, also as expected.
However, *I'm not seeing a npRE match*. Nothing is logged as such and the
mail often goes to spam (as it should based on content, but the no
processing should let it pass instead)
I also tried to put the [email protected]
address (non-escaped) into noProcessing, but that's not matching either, I
suspect because the description of noProcessing says "mail SOLELY to or
from these addresses" and it's not *solely* from test.person+caf_=them=
[email protected], that's the envelope from but the header from is
the original sender.
What in the world am I doing wrong? Does npRE no longer search the
envelope? Other options without automatically noprocessing anything from
gmail?
Thanks
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