Pete Gonzalez wrote:
> I am using the "return_path_add" command to append the "Return-path:"
> header for incoming messages. This works fine in daemon mode
> (i.e. "/usr/sbin/exim4 -bd -q30m"). However, I recently switched
> to inetd mode, by adding this to inetd.conf:
that debian perversion is still around as an option in exim 4? ugh
> smtp stream tcp nowait mail /usr/sbin/exim4 exim4 -bs
> With this change, the return path headers always have a fixed value:
> Return-path: mail@???
>
> I am using Exim 4.31, and I have "untrusted_set_sender = true".
That only means it won't set a "Sender" header.
You would also have to set exim up so that all local users sending mail
using exim -bs (say the user "mail" that you are running exim as) would
be in the trusted_users list. Which you might not want to do.
Yet another reason to run exim in daemon mode rather than trying to run
it out of inetd. I mean, inetd, for gods sake, not even xinetd or even
better, daemontools + tcpserver.
srs
