> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Federico Sevilla III > Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 3:40 PM > To: Philippine Linux Users' Group Mailing List > Subject: Re: [plug] Postfix Inquiry > > > I did not imply that you host a mailing list. Instead I > pointed that you may want to learn about how mailing > lists handle sending out massive quantities of email > regularly, and handle bounce-back reports automagically, > which mailing list servers like Mailman do.
I got your point. =) > s/scum/scam ? Or was that a Freudian Slip? ;) Sorry about that. =) > Then [EMAIL PROTECTED] goes to the emails' "From" headers. Ok. > Do you really want the regional and/or district offices to > handle bounce back reports? If you do then you do not need > to set different Sender and Errors-To headers and really > just send everything as [EMAIL PROTECTED] What you will have > to do is have a script handle every message that gets into > [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that based on the sender they are either > routed to the correct office email address or sent to an > overall administrator or to /dev/null (think: spam). Yes, we need to forward the messages to their respective regional/district offices for localization and direct guidance. Lets say, a taxpayer from Cebu City send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] which in fact that the administrator for this project is based in Quezon City, that message will be forwarded to Cebu City, for an obvious reason already. > Write a program (in your language of preference) that will > parse every message it gets, finding out who the sender is. > It will then look this up in your database to map it with > a TIN, and then map it with a BIR office in charge. Then > forward this to that BIR office's email address. Yes, that's a perfect idea. > Alternatively you could set the Reply-To header of your > email messages to the BIR office's email address based on > the recipient. You mean, if [EMAIL PROTECTED] send a notification message to a taxpayer which is under, let's say, Quezon City Delta, automagically the REPLY-TO header will be set right away to the Quezon City Delta's e-mail address, for example [EMAIL PROTECTED]? Thanks Jijo! =) --- MARVIN T. PASCUAL E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel. #: (+63-2) 925-2053/981-7068 Mobile #: (+62-919) 314-1254 Linux User No. 247147
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