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Re: Sender and Return Path
- To: marco@yukon.cren.org
- Subject: Re: Sender and Return Path
- From: Matti Aarnio <mea@utu.fi>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jan 1995 21:46:33 +0200 (EET)
- Cc: zmailer@nic.funet.fi
- In-Reply-To: <95Jan8.134435-0500_(est).79750-2@yukon.cren.org> from "Marco Hernandez" at Jan 8, 95 01:44:27 pm
> With the upgrade to 2.99.8 the Return-path and Sender are now always
> being set to:
>
> Return-Path: @foo.bar:daemon@list.cren.net
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> and
>
> Sender: "0000-Admin(0000)" <daemon@list.cren.net>
>
> Anyone have any ideas (System is Solaris 2.3)
I do see the same with Solaris 2.3, but not on SunOS 4.1.3
Oddly I see it only when running in DAEMON mode...
"$MAILBIN/router -dt sequencer" produced this into the router log:
----------------------------------------------------------------
Parse envelope and message header
Stamp it with a trace header
Determine if message is a Resent-* type thing
It isn't...
Sender authentication
Sender isn't trusted
Generate an error message if an error occurred in parsing
Make sure Message-Id exists, for loop control
A sender was specified in the envelope
Replace the sender based on owner of file
Originating channel determination
We know sender is local and one of the peons
The From: is not the sender
Recipient determination
Nuke Bcc headers if any
<95Jan8.213512+0200_eet.165674-2+44@utu.fi>: file: 34665 <daemon> => <mea@oj287.astro.utu.fi>
----------------------------------------------------------------
As you see, it isn't pleased with the sender authentication..
... hmm .. and the next time around it IS trusted.
(Same process, but the second message it routes..)
> /Marco
/Matti Aarnio