> And how would one do that? Does it show up when you run qmail-smtpd with
> tcpserver's -v option?
According to the man pages:
... tcpserver sets up several environment variables, as
described in tcp-environ(5).
> > In an SMTP relay environment, such as an ISP or a corporate outbound
> system where most people send from a desktop, via a local server to you,
> it's mostly not of use (that's not to say that it couldn't be useful
> just that it's not typically implemented to be so).
>
> I see. Well, we're an ISP, and remember that while half our SMTP mail
> (outbound mail) comes from desktops like you said, the other half (ie,
> incoming mail) comes from other SMTP relays around the world.
I meant via their local server. In other words a distant MTA sending
to you.
> I'm open for more input. Can anyone else comment on how else a blank
> $TCPREMOTEINFO will affect our qmail logs, headers, etc?
Why don't you try it - it's very easy to do.
Regards.
