Dave a écrit : > > > On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 11:10 PM, Sahil Tandon <sa...@tandon.net > <mailto:sa...@tandon.net>> wrote: > > On Tue, 27 Jan 2009, Dave wrote: > > > Hopefully I have improved my question-asking now. :) > > You are confusing the role of the SMTP server and the IMAP > client/server. > Several of your "problems" have little to do with Postfix. > > > IMAP is not involved unless the gmail webclient is using IMAP and I > don't know it. As far as I know, I have only Postfix and the gmail > webclient. > Can you tell me where my confusion is? Thank you. >
it's because you talked about the "sent" folder. This folder is used by an imap client (or a webmail client) when _you_ send mail, but postfix is not involved here. > > > > > Here's the first example of email addressing that I want to > fix/modify. > > > > subject: DenyHosts Report > > from: nobody-at-localhost > > to: root-at-localhost > > > > I want this to be from me-at-example.com > <http://me-at-example.com> (or root-at-example.com > <http://root-at-example.com>) to > > me-at-example.com <http://me-at-example.com>. > > The message does not appear in my sent mail folder at example.com > <http://example.com> (but I > > want it to). > > Because you are not 'nobody', the message will not appear in your sent > folder. In any case, the functionality of saving a copy of sent > messages in > some folder is not a Postfix issue. > > > OK, so I have to make sure all messages are from me-at-example.com > <http://me-at-example.com> in order for them to appear in the sent-mail > folder of that account. No, they will not. as said above, the Sent folder is "populated" by imap/web mail clients when _you_ send mail (_you_ != denyhosts, cron, ... etc). > Any idea how I can do that? >
