[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

Cyborg via Exim-users writes > That is, what SRS is for.  While forwarding, you rewrite the sender of the > original mail to form, that it's from the forwarding server domainwaise and > contains the original mail address for replies. Thanks to all who responded! Actually, after a few

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

Am 02.05.24 um 04:38 schrieb Thomas Krichel via Exim-users: Jeremy Harris via Exim-users writes You mailed person A. A has their mails configured, at the MX for A, to be forwarded to B. You don't have control over that configuration; it is entirely A's choice. He wanted it to be done.

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On 02/05/2024 11:30, Slavko via Exim-users wrote: Are you sure with bounces? AFAIK SPF doesn't care about From: header at all, and in case of empty envelope sender it uses EHLO name. You're right; I misremembered. "postmaster@". -- Cheers, Jeremy -- ## subscription configuration

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

Dňa 2. mája 2024 9:19:43 UTC používateľ Jeremy Harris via Exim-users napísal: >On 02/05/2024 03:38, Thomas Krichel via Exim-users wrote: >The From: header is distinct from the envelope-from in >a message. SPF only cares about it for bounces (when the >envelope-from is empty). Are you sure

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On 1 May 2024, at 22:42, The Doctor via Exim-users wrote: > What is external forwarding? Error message was: > i...@thetrustedtrades.ca > Remote server returned '550 5.7.520 Access denied, Your organization does not > allow external forwarding. Please contact your administrator for further >

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On 02/05/2024 10:19, Jeremy Harris via Exim-users wrote: On 02/05/2024 03:38, Thomas Krichel via Exim-users wrote:    I have been wondering if there an exim filter or configuration    snippet that could, say for a set email-to addressre...@repec.org,    first spam filter, if not spam, take the

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On 02/05/2024 03:38, Thomas Krichel via Exim-users wrote: I have been wondering if there an exim filter or configuration snippet that could, say for a set email-to addressre...@repec.org, first spam filter, if not spam, take the from: field, make this the reply-to, replace the

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On Wed, 1 May 2024, Jeremy Harris via Exim-users wrote: On 01/05/2024 22:42, The Doctor via Exim-users wrote: What is external forwarding? Sound like something scary. My *guess* is: You mailed person A. ... or someone pretending to be you mailed A ... A has their mails configured, at

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On Wed, May 01, 2024 at 11:46:53PM +0100, Jeremy Harris via Exim-users wrote: > On 01/05/2024 22:42, The Doctor via Exim-users wrote: > > What is external forwarding? > > > > Sound like something scary. > > My *guess* is: > > You mailed person A. A has their mails configured, at the MX for A,

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

Jeremy Harris via Exim-users writes > And thus, a traditional and useful feature of email handling has been broken. What is useful can be abused. I run email newsletters for donkey's years. I have subscribers who leave institution A and set a forward to their account at institution B.

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

Jeremy Harris via Exim-users writes > You mailed person A. A has their mails configured, at the MX for A, > to be forwarded to B. You don't have control over that configuration; > it is entirely A's choice. He wanted it to be done. > > But you have configured your system, probably in "SPF"

[exim] Re: [postmas...@hazenmanagement.ca: Undeliverable: Cleandry]

On 01/05/2024 22:42, The Doctor via Exim-users wrote: What is external forwarding? Sound like something scary. My *guess* is: You mailed person A. A has their mails configured, at the MX for A, to be forwarded to B. You don't have control over that configuration; it is entirely A's choice.