Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Jimmy Ott writes:
>
>> if ( !/^X-Spam-Flag: YES/:h )
>> {
>> cc "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>> }
>> [.. rearranged ..]
>> mail1.ourcompany.org[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] said: 550 5.7.1 local domain
>> specified from non-local IP (in reply to end of DATA command))
>
> Courier has no role here, so this question is more appropriate on the
> maildrop list. However, this does not involve maildrop either. [...]
It is not clear from current documentation if the "to" and "cc"
maildrop statements result in a changed return address, so that they
can safely be used for forwarding to external servers. Apparently they
mail out with an empty MAIL FROM, notwithstanding a possibly different
MAILSUSER value.
When in doubt, the proper action is to explicitly send the message,
possibly using the $SENDMAIL variable, with a different return
address, typically using the -f switch. According to rfc2821, this
behavior is a "list" expansion rather than an "alias" expansion. That
is, it works like a mailing list having a single subscriber.
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