Updating my previous VERP question. I have a mailing list of
1000s of subscribers. All these subscribers are in remote domains.
My goal is to have an address like foo-request@??? which is
recognized as a VERP address where two things happen:
1) Return-Path: and Errors-To: are set with a VERP
bounce/return address
2) The actual recipient as will appear in the SMTP conversation
is changed to foo@???
I find no working example. For instance the config:
dnslookup:
driver = dnslookup
debug_print = ">>>> debug: router: dnslookup"
domains = ! +local_domains
transport = \
${if match {$local_part}{^(.+)-request\$}\
{verp_smtp}{remote_smtp}}
ignore_target_hosts = 0.0.0.0 : 127.0.0.0/8
no_more
remote_smtp:
driver = smtp
debug_print = ">>>> debug: transport: remote_smtp"
verp_smtp:
driver = smtp
debug_print = ">>>> debug: transport: verp_smtp"
except there appears to be no way to change the target recipient
in a transport stanza.
Alternatively, adding 'local_part_suffix = -request' to the router
breaks setting the transport correctly to 'verp_smtp' as the $local_part
match then will always go to the 'remote_stmp' transport because there
is no longer a '-request' in $local_part.
If someone has a working VERP .conf file please point me to it.
Thanks.
- David
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