On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 09:12:37AM -0500, Tom Browder wrote:
> given
> ====
>
> 1. a remote server successfully hosting multiple virtual servers
> 2. my local server from whence I update and maintain the remote server via ssh
> 3. a working Postfix (for a single domain at the moment)
>
> desired
> =====
>
> 1. use Postfix and Mail on my local host to send mail to the remote
> server to one of several mailing lists available on multiple virtual
> hosts
> 2. on the remote server, have postfix rewrite my incoming message so
> that it appears to come from an account at the virtual host the
> mailing list is associated with (I would use specially formatted
> subject, CC, and text as necessary to aid rewriting)
Yes.
Keep in mind that it is simplest to just send the mail with the
desired purported author (I assume you're looking to change the
"From:" header), rather than implement complex rewriting on the
next-hop SMTP relay. You might also do this on the "local" Postfix,
the earlier, the better.
--
Viktor.
