Frobbing with the lmtp code, I noticed this thread...
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Kari Hurtta wrote:
> > We believe it's this bit of code from savemsg() in lmtpengine.c:
> >
> > if (!strchr(rpath, '@')) {
> > hostname = config_servername;
> > }
> > fprintf(f, "Return-
>In our configuration the set of users that can receive mail locally is
>the contents of the assign file.
>Messages are passed to deliver via the users' .qmail files.
>
>The transformation of the Return-Path happens after qmail has
>handed off the message to cyrus for final delivery.
>
>We believe
> In our configuration the set of users that can receive mail locally is
> the contents of the assign file.
> Messages are passed to deliver via the users' .qmail files.
>
> The transformation of the Return-Path happens after qmail has
> handed off the message to cyrus for final delivery.
>
> We
In our configuration the set of users that can receive mail locally is
the contents of the assign file.
Messages are passed to deliver via the users' .qmail files.
The transformation of the Return-Path happens after qmail has
handed off the message to cyrus for final delivery.
We believe it's th
Tarjei Huse wrote:
>
> > Cyrus only understands LMTP and IMAP and both of them do not generate
> > bounces (Sieve Scripts are a different story, because they are using
> > /usr/lib/sendmail when forwarding mail).
> Where can I change that to using /usr/sbin/sendmail ?
Read imapd.conf(5).
Ken
> Cyrus only understands LMTP and IMAP and both of them do not generate
> bounces (Sieve Scripts are a different story, because they are using
> /usr/lib/sendmail when forwarding mail).
Where can I change that to using /usr/sbin/sendmail ?
:) Tarjei
>We are experiencing a behavior in lmtpd such that it inserts
>an "@" sign and hostname in the Return-Path if the Return-Path
>does not contain an "@" sign. So bounces on our system have a
>Return-Path with <@hostname> and no username.
>
>(As an aside, we are running qmail as opposed to sendmail.)
We are experiencing a behavior in lmtpd such that it inserts
an "@" sign and hostname in the Return-Path if the Return-Path
does not contain an "@" sign. So bounces on our system have a
Return-Path with <@hostname> and no username.
(As an aside, we are running qmail as opposed to sendmail.)
W
