Steffen Nurpmeso via Postfix-users:
> Wietse Venema via Postfix-users wrote in
> <[email protected]>:
> |Steffen Nurpmeso via Postfix-users:
> |> Thanks, thanks. But really, i had only missed aka did not realize
> |> what
> |>
> |> enable_original_recipient = no
> |
> |I exists so that domain-in-a-mailbox can distinguish different
> |recipiemts by their X-Orginal-To: header.
> | Wietse
> |
> |> really does. It is exactly the configuration toggle that i need.
> |> (For myself. Given Jaroslaw Rafa's statement it would likely be
> |> "super-cool" if the behaviour could be configured on a target
> |> domain or recipient base, like with regex flags or what do i know.
> |> I have that simple domain layout, with different names but only
> |
> |As a de-optimization feature for a niche use case, X-Original-To:
> |related support pervades Postfix allready more than desirable.
>
> I think there was only one entry in this header field; you mean it
> is not merged to a list when deduplicating, but still generated
> (likely a kind of "first seen wins"), and this makes you feel
> uncomfortable, and you do not like it(?).
As explained earlier in this thread, Postfix delivers the two local
recipients in parallel.
With each recipient, Postfix prepends X-Original-To: at time of
delivery, with the original address of THAT recipient.
Wietse
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