Hi Eric,
Not too sure what is going on here with this issue.
I have a script that runs every night at the same time
and sends email to clients as needed.
The php script sets the return-path to the From Address, yet when
run from a web browser it is set to [email protected]
but at the commandline it sets the return-path to [email protected].
When some mail servers now receive the emails I get bounce replies stating
that
the "domain of the sender does not exist", absolutely correct.
It seems that it may be the sendmail drop in replacement for qmail that is
generating
the reply-to or return-path as my code sets this to the from email address.
Any ideas please?
best wishes
Tony White
On 16/06/2013 00:39, Eric Shubert wrote:
On 06/14/2013 08:52 PM, Tony White wrote:
Hi all,
Can somebody suggest how I change this to reflect [email protected]?
I am seeing an increase of rejected mail due to the reply-to address being
[email protected].
Which email(s) is this on?
Is this something that's being injected by qmail (that I'm not aware of)?
I would expect this header to be set by the originating email client. Find the client, and I expect you'll find where to
change it.
I could be wrong. I'm interested to chase this down though.
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