Re: [courier-users] Original-Recipient

On 30.09.2005, at 00:27, Sam Varshavchik wrote:

>> Hello,
>> I'd like to know: is there a way to have the Original Recipient put
>> into an appropriate header with courier-esmtp (or with maildrop)?
>> I have many accounts which have several aliases, and when the sender
>> leaves the To: Header blank (or puts something different in it
>> than what
>> was used in RCPT TO), I'd love to be able to know which was the
>> recipient
>> before the alias got resolved.
>
> Courier will normally place a Delivered-To: header when delivering
> mail
> itself. If another program gets invoked to deliver mail, the external
> program can read the header from the DTLINE environment variable.

Hello Sam,

I am using maildrop for delivery. In fact, I use and appreciate the
complete courier package. But actually, I'm looking for the address
before it gets resolved.

So for example, I have an address like "lorenzo@domain.tld" and an
alias to it "lp@domain.tld". Someone sends an email to lp@domain.tld
and it gets correctly resolved to lorenzo@domain.tld, yet he puts in
the To: header something like "My dear friend". I'd like to place in
some header (via maildrop or courierd DEFAULTDELIVERY and -A) the alias
address, i.e. "lp@domain.tld". If I use -A "$DTLINE" I get the same
result as with -A "Delivered-To: $RECIPIENT". Is there anything like
"ORLINE" (this one doesn't, I tried) ?

Thank You very much for Your support and development effort.
Courier never left me alone in the last years, it's
a really rock stable product, in all its parts.

Regards,

Lorenzo





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