On Tue, 2012-08-14 at 14:11 -0400, Wietse Venema wrote: > That would be a mistake.
Understood. You are correct, of course. Would you consider then the possibility of adding a tag to the message metadata in the queue? The idea is that different smtpd instances could tag the messages they add to the queue with some user-configurable string, which would then be exposed by the scheduler protocol. An SRS application could then inspect the tag value and use it as one of the factors to decide if it will munge the sender address or not. The motivation behind the tag is to avoid the need for a lookup on the sender address (which could even be in a different data store than the redirect database). Thanks, Andre
