Dave Sill wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >If there are two headers, how does a mail server
> >(say running in a remote place in an intranet) identify to whom
> >it is sent to ?
> >Or is it "legal" to have more than one delivered-to header ?
>
> There can be as many Delivered-To fields as necessary. What's
> "illegal" is two identical Delivered-To fields, which means a message
> is looping.
>
> -Dave
But only one delivered-to is generated if i use vpopmail !
If i create an alias .qmail-alias by myself from the command line
i have this two deliv.to header problem ?
In my case, there is only one message to a single recipient.
But the Delivered header shows - one to recipient and other
delivered-to to list address !!
Otherwise, is it possible to config. qmail so that only one
delivered-to (that of final recipient) is generated ?
I have seen so many headers of the mails generated by qmail
from different providers and i don't see two delivered-to headers there
?
I am confused now.
ksamy
