- "Bryan White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
| [...] When it fails the message is redirected to another machine
| that is running sendmail and from there picked up via POP3. At this
| end the "To:" header will sometimes be correct, somtimes be blank,
| and sometimes be missing. At this point the "Delivered-To:" header
| does contain the desired address but I am not seeing this in
| ezinesub.
Because the Delivered-To: line is not presented on stdin to programs.
You'll find it in $DTLINE instead. RTFM qmail-command(8).
| Why don't I always get a "To:" header?
qmail doesn't add a To: header field if there isn't one there already.
(Exception: qmail-inject adds "Cc: recipient list not shown: ;" if
there is neither a To: field or a Cc: field, but you are not invoking
qmail-inject, either directly or indirectly.)
| I am not always clear on what headers are getting added where but
| obviously qmail knows the recipient address. Is there an
| alternative way of getting this info like an environment variable?
Delivered-To: lines are added on final delivery as well as when
forwarding mail.
The envelope recipient is in $RECIPIENT, and its components can be
found in other environment variables. RTFM qmail-command(8).
- Harald
