At 08:36 PM 8/30/99 +0200, Carsten Hoeger wrote:
[snip]
>IMHO, the Delivered-To: mechanism has to be deactivateable.
>I removed those lines from source, because we are not able
>to use postfix anymore if not.
>
>We are using very complex procmail-filters for our support
>and other nonsingle-user accounts.
>
>E.g. mail reaches support, it'll be bounced to some user
>and if this user is on vacation, it'll be bounced back and postfix
>does not like this... :-(
Presumably these procmail filters add something to the headers
so that a situation like this is recognizable and wouldn't loop.
Since the procmail filters already are altering the headers, why
not have them also strip Delivered-To: on the first pass? (After all,
it's no longer exactly the "same" message.)
Just a thought,
Stan
