Hey there all… (Attempted to send this a few days ago, believe I hit an odd mailing list issue).
At the day job, we periodically do an export of our ticketing system into an internal alias where the alias does an :include:, for the cases where we need to send an all-customers mail. However, recently, outlook365 decided it did not like having secret-al...@support.dayjob.org as the To: envelope -- and we'd rather not have that in the headers either as well! Because we want fully mime-capable mail, sending with a script feels like the wrong answer. Is there a good way to do this kind of forwarding, where it does proper putting of users into the to: header, perhaps even does VERP? Is there some kind of contributed script that can handle that expansion better than an alias :include:? Controlling who may *send* to such an alias/script is also a consideration. Is there a good answer for that as well? -Dan
