On 12.06.2014 13:19, Wietse Venema wrote:
> If you use mail software that mis-handles addresses such as
> "#[email protected]" then you need to use better mail software.
The point is, that I'm passing the mail from Postfix with the command
/usr/bin/procmail -m E_SENDER=${sender} E_RECIPIENT=${recipient}
/etc/procmailrc
to procmail.
After processing with procmail I'm injecting the mail back to Postfix
with the command
| /usr/sbin/sendmail -i -f $E_SENDER $E_RECIPIENT
The problem now is, that if the variable "E_SENDER" is empty or contains
"#", Procmail passes an empty variable to Sendmail which causes Sendmail
to fail.
Is it the correct way at all to pass the envelope sender address that I
got from Postfix back to Sendmail after processing with Procmail, or
should I rather do something different?
Thanks,
Michael
