So I take it that's a no the... ;-)
The current system of forwards works,
but the product that does the translation of the outbound is being discontinued
so we need to find another way of doing that.
I thought it would be a simple change
to the outgoing address, but if not time for some sendmail/procmail jiggery
pokery...
Cheers
Jeff Allison | Systems Administrator | ICT
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From:
Paul Russell <[log in to unmask]>
To:
[log in to unmask],
Date:
06/08/2012 12:07 AM
Subject:
Re: Setting
outgoing domain
Sent by:
LISTSERV give-and-take
forum <[log in to unmask]>
On 6/7/2012 06:17, Jeff Allison wrote:
> Oops must have 2 accounts.
>
> But the answers the same it gets picked up by the main mailserver
and forwarded
> onto [log in to unmask]
>
You can certainly put aliases for all standard list-related addresses (8
per list) on your
main mail server, but how will the main mail server handle an inbound delivery
error
message resulting from a passive probe?
When LISTSERV sends a passive probe, the recipient (subscriber) address
is encoded in the
left-hand side of the envelope-sender address on the probe. If the probe
is undeliverable,
the inbound delivery error message will have the original recipient (subscriber)
address
encoded in the left-hand side of the envelope-recipient address. This technique
ensures
that LISTSERV can determine the original recipient (subscriber) address
on the
undeliverable probe, even if the probe was redirected to a different address
before it
bounced. There are a multitude of reasons why this can happen.
As I see it, there are two ways to deal with this issue:
* Create a new list-specific probe-style alias on the main mail server
every time someone
subscribes (or is added) to a list on your server, and every time an existing
subscriber's
address is updated by the subscriber, the list owner, or the site administrator.
In
addition to the 8 standard aliases for each list, you will need a seperate
alias for every
subscriber on every list. You will also need a process that removes individual
aliases
when they are no longer needed.
* Continue to use host-specific addressing and let the mail server software
on the list
server handle the resolution of the left-hand side of the envelope recipient
address. This
will not require any new aliases on the main mail servers.
--
Paul Russell
retired email guy
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