Hi there,
how do I enable postfix to add an x-envelope-to in the header of a received mail? I need this to decide who the receipient was, when downloading the mails from a catchall account to a local mailserver.
thanks,
thoand
Hi there,
how do I enable postfix to add an x-envelope-to in the header of a received mail? I need this to decide who the receipient was, when downloading the mails from a catchall account to a local mailserver.
thanks,
thoand
We are not an academy for developers or system administrators
Google is your friend: http://postfix.1071664.n5.nabb…ncoming-mail-td29399.html
BTW: Don't copy the given solution without more thinking ;). Eg, don't remove already defined SMTP restrictions. Note that you should use an i-MSCP listener file to made any change to Postfix main.cf file, else, your change won't survive to i-MSCP reconfiguration/upgrade.
I had found this topic before, but in the main.cf is noted, that it is managed by i-mscp, therefore I am asking.
There are several i-MSCP listener files for Postfix already, which were made available by our community. Look at them, study them and try to create your own listener That is not so difficult. We can help you to debug a listener that you tried to create but we won't give you a turnkey solution, unless you pay for it.
See https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…contrib/Listeners/Postfix
Hi @Nuxwin,
I do not understand the listener function. Why does the catchall function of i-mscp not add these headers by default? What will it cost to add this feature as a default funtion of i-mscp, to not have any seperate things needed?
If there are reasons to not add the headers, you possibly could make it configurable via the i-mscp interface.
regards,
thoand
Why does the catchall function of i-mscp not add these headers by default?
Because that not standard and because this would reveal all BCC recipients.
You can always create a feature request on our bugtracker.
I read the argument with the BCC recipients several times, but I do not understand it. The enveloped-mail does only contain the address of the mentioned BCC recipient. I think it is a much bigger problem, if you cannot lead such a mail into the right mailbox because of the missing envelope header.