On 2007-01-04, Stephen Warren wrote: > Not all Received: lines actually include information about the address > that the message is "to". As such, even though (3) is probably correct, > one needs to limit the search to avoid going back far enough to the > point at which the mailing list host received the message addressed to > the list. How to implement that is probably undefined. A simple > implementation might look at solely the very first Received: header, but > I could conceive a site with internal mail routing where you might need > to look back N hops, where N is as far back as the site-level > Internet-visible MX system.
The perl code I put on the wiki takes the longest address that matches USERNAME([EMAIL PROTECTED])[EMAIL PROTECTED], looking first at to, then cc, then through Received. I'm looking for the longest match so that a tagged address will be preferred over one that is not tagged. So in a message that is To: me, and Cc: me+dated+address, it'll take the dated one. > > So... can someone who is running TMDA on a mail server look at their > > incoming log for this message and let me know if TMDA thought the recipient > > was tmda-users, or if it was the address that you subscribed with? > > See the headers below. Thank you, but I was more interested in the contents of a ~/.tmda/log/incoming. Here's a stanza from mine while I was testing BCC'ing a dated address. Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2007 02:57:42 -0600 From: "Corey Halpin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subj: how about a BCC? Actn: OK good_dated_cookie (Tue, 09 Jan 2007 02:50:55 -0600) (2771) In the stanza for a mailing list message, what shows up in "To"? Is it the mailing list address? Or is it something that matches USERNAME([EMAIL PROTECTED])[EMAIL PROTECTED] ? crh
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