Philip Hazel <ph10@???> probably said:
> xxx:
> driver = autoreply
> from = $local_part
> to = $h_return-receipt-to
> subject = message received
> text = Message from <$sender_address> has reached my inbox.
> user = $local_part
I've been using an autoreply director to try and mimic a bounce message,
but I can't get it to have an evelope from of <>.
(context: if you have a virtual domain with a dbm* lookup and have a
* default entry, but you want to make a small number of addresses
invalid. I set up unknown@localhost to go to this director and alias
the addresses I want to bounce to be unknown@localhost)
unknown:
driver = smartuser
transport = dounknown
domains = localhost.pir.net:localhost
local_parts = "unknown"
user = exim
group = exim
dounknown:
driver = autoreply
user = exim
group = exim
return_message = true
headers_remove = "In-Reply-To"
from = "Mail Delivery System <Mailer-Daemon@${qualify_domain}>"
to = $return_path
subject = "Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender"
text = "\
This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.\n\n\
A message that you sent could not be delivered to all of its recipients. \
The\nfollowing address(es) failed:\n\n \
unknown local-part \"${original_local_part}\" in domain \
\"$original_domain\"\n"
but nomatter what I try and do with user and group settings I always seem
to get:
>From nobody@??? Wed Jul 22 13:03:20 1998
Sender: Nobody <nobody@???>
in the messages it sends.
I also want to get rid of the In-Reply-To: header, which I don't seem
able to do.
I don't get it .. clues ?
P.
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