Cameron Camp wrote:
I have a Postfix setup which runs several mailman lists. I'm getting in
the headers:
From: [email protected], [email protected]
The From: header is text added by the mail client or your list
processor. This isn't a postfix issue.
and also:
Return-Path: [email protected]
This is set by the SMTP envelope sender (if using SMTP
submission) or by the sendmail -f parameter (if using command
line submission) as presented to postfix by your list
software. This isn't a postfix issue.
the list server works fine otherwise. The mailman list guys told me to
look in my Postfix config. What do I need to specify so I don't have
"multiple senders" and also why does my return path use the apache user
and hostname, what should I change? Should I post postconf?
I can't see why "they" would think this is something you
should fix in postfix. The From: header and envelope sender
(which is where Return-Path comes from) are fully under the
control of whatever submits mail to postfix, regardless of
whether it's list software or some MUA.
To set the return path, use the correct envelope sender or
adjust the sendmail command line in your list software.
To fix the From: header, fix whatever parameter in your list
software is putting the extra stuff in the headers.
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Noel Jones
