Stephen Warren wrote:
Which MTA (email server) are you running?
Good question. It used to be postfix before this machine was rebuilt. It looks like it now has both postfix and exim installed. Any suggestions as to how a mere user such as myself can find out which is in use?
Looking at your mail headers, your box "blue.firecloud.org.uk" seems to be running postfix.
I'm running postfix, and invoking TMDA directly from my .forward file, which contains just this line:
| /usr/local/tmda/bin/tmda-filter
But, you mention procmail - I assume you're invoking procmail from your .forward. In which case, according to http://www.tmda.net/config-server.html, then you need to add the -p option to the procmail invocation. I quote from that page:
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If you already filter your mail with procmail and wish to continue doing so, you can invoke tmda-filter from your .procmailrc instead.
Make sure your ~/.forward calls procmail with the -p option:
"|/path/to/bin/procmail -p"
Finally, add the following snippet to the end of your existing .procmailrc to do final delivery:
# Run the message through tmda-filter. :0 w | /path/to/bin/tmda-filter
# Take the exit code from TMDA. EXITCODE=$?
# TMDA takes care of final delivery DEFAULT=/dev/null ==========
If this isn't doable, I can try to do it from .procmailrc... what exactly should Return-Path contain? Would it always be equivalent to $SENDER?
I think the -p option does it. But, yes, the content of Return-Path is I think $SENDER.
-- Stephen Warren, Software Engineer, NVIDIA, Fort Collins, CO [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wwwdotorg.org/pgp.html
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