> > SMTP>> 250 <bob_lablaw@???> is syntactically correct
> > SMTP<< RCPT TO:<robward@???>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Envelope To:
> > To: robward@???
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^MessageHeader-To
> You're missing the point that an MTA delivers mails depending on the
> Envelope address, not depending on MessageHeader-addresses, and this
> mail is send to "<robward@???>" even if the message header
> states "robward@???".
But the original message was composed and addressed to
robward@??? (I tripled checked)
Somehow this is magically changing to
robward@???
Could this be a DNS or MX issue?
wardlock.interpool.ca is a CNAME record for interpool.ca
The MX record for wardlock.interpool.ca points to interpool.ca.
I do have wardlock.interpool.ca in my /etc/mail/local-host-names file.
And the real weird part is... mail sent from the local internal LAN gets
delivered just fine. But mail sent from the outside world gets messed up.
Suggestions anyone?
