On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Marc Haber wrote:
>
> Just out of curiosity, would you send the bounce to the envelope
> sender of the message (which might be misconfigured on the client) or
> to the e-mail address connected with the authenticated accoutn (which
> might be an address that the user never reads)?
Bounces always go to the return path, which should therefore ALWAYS be
verified at SMTP time so that bounces can be delivered.
There's a slight bug in Exim's current control=submission implementation
in that it doesn't force the return path to be the authenticated sender
address, as it does for local submission via the command line.
Tony.
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