Hi,
I tried the same and worked.
I think a secure way of get the conversion
home (non existent) email address real email address is defining your
own From: header in your .muttrc:
my_hdr From: email-address
Try it and tell me if it works for you.
Bye.
On Wed, Sep 01, 1999 at 12:27:25AM -0400, Peter Mickle wrote:
hi and thanks for taking the time to look at another exim question...
i am using exim together with mutt on a dial-up slink machine, and i have
modified the /etc/exim.conf per the Linux Gazette article by Jan Stumpel, as
suggested on this list previously.
everything works as described except the headers_remove seems to work
sometimes only. the final lines of the TRANSPORTS CONFIGURATION section of
my exim.conf file are:
remote_smtp:
driver = smtp
headers_remove = sender
transport_filter = /usr/local/bin/outfilt
end
by sending various test mails, i know that sometimes at least the sender
header is successfully removed (or in any case, it doesn't appear on the
recipient's copy)...other times, the header:
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is included and mail is successfully delivered despite the fact that
london(my local username)@pieno(my local machine)panix.com(my isp) is a
non existent address...other times, the much more serious problem that
mail leaves my machine (no indication of rejection in mainlog, rejectlog,
or paniclog) and never arrives at its destination occurs (without
notification to me).
thanks again for taking a look at this problem, and my apologies if the
solution has already been posted or is otherwise obviously evident. any
help will be appreciated.
peter
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