Re: Mail sends to all addresses except one
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On Thursday, May 8 at 05:56 PM, quoth Dirk Moolman:
> We have postfix installed (also bundled with the media)
>
> postfix-2.1.1-1.17
Hm. Okay. I don't know much about postfix, but it's sendmail binary
*should* support the -f flag (and *does*, according to the manual
http://www.postfix.org/sendmail.1.html).
>>> Where my Linux server sends:
>>>
>>> From: root[dirkm@xxxxxxxxxx]
>
>> Weird... That looks like an invalid construction. Is that just how the
>> email is displayed, or is that the raw source of the email?
>
> I am not sure. Will I see this in the header ? When I open the
> header, I find:
>
> From: "root" <dirkm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Ahh, okay, that's fine. Many mail reader programs try and make email
headers look prettier, and so their output isn't a good way to
diagnose what might be really going on. To know what's *really* in the
email, you need the un-modified raw email (what it's called depends on
your email program).
>>> I also set $REPLYTO in the muttrc file:
>>>
>>>>>> set envelope_from=yes
>>>>>> set hdrs=yes
>>>>>> my_hdr From: $REPLYTO
>
>
>> How is REPLYTO supplied to mutt?
>
>
> The REPLYTO is sent to the script via a parameter ($5), which is then
> assigned to the variable REPLYTO.
That could be your problem. Let's see this script.
~Kyle
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