>> 2002-01-08 10:28:44 16NsYm-0002B3-00 <= sleclerc@???
>> H=tourian.nerim.net [62.4.16.79] P=esmtp S=1067
>> id=B8607A5B.162CE%sleclerc@??? from <sleclerc@???> for
>> test@???
>
> That shows that the original recipient received by Exim is
> test@???. So something outside is doing the
> rewriting. (Or you have a rewriting rule, but I don't suppose you do.)
I've found the problem after another post on the list.
It seems that Postfix rewrite the mail address (used by one of the smtp
servers used during my test). I checked in google. Sendmail do the same.
This below works:
mainserver.toto.com A 1.2.3.4
list.toto.com A 1.2.3.4
list.titi.com A 1.2.3.4
This below produce a rewrite if the message cross smtp host using sendmail
or postfix:
mainserver.toto.com A 1.2.3.4
list.toto.com CNAME mainserver.toto.com.
list.titi.com CNAME mainserver.toto.com.
For this reason, I have to use A records when I define a host used as
mailing list server. May be should produce the same problem when used as pop
server.
Stef...
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