Re: Bounced messages get another From: header
On Thursday, January 19, 2006 at 16:27:46 +0100, Christian Ebert wrote:
> I use the gmx.de relayhost which is free and works from abroad. /But/
> it accepts /only/ gmx-addresses as envelope.
You unfortunately seem to qualify for the marg^W third case.
And the OP seems to also use mail.gmx.net as smarthost, so if his
various "From:" headers are not all gmx addresses, he might well be in
the same case. This doesn't change my diagnosis, nor proposed solution,
though.
> do you have any (postfix-config) ideas?
Not postfix, sorry. But I would not like to be in such situation,
and would try to escape by all means. Ideas? Perhaps:
· An ip-up script changing the smarthost to be the smtp of the current
provider. With fallback to GMX when provider or smtp is unknown.
· Locate the mythical good free authenticating relay without
restrictions on sender, added footer ad, Sun iPlanet software, nor
address list reselling on DVD-ROM. Also must not be generously
blacklisted on every DNSBL out there.
· Pay for such a relay. Recently heard about how good some specialized
mail hosting companies are, but don't remember the details.
· Freely use a fresh zombie on the network. ;-)
Bye! Alain.
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