Tickets :: Comment on [#10568] vacation : maildrop Return-Path

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Comment	>> That doesn't look right. This is what mailbot's man page says: >> >> -faddress >> Address the autoresponse to address, which must be an RFC 2822[1] >> address. By default mailbot takes the autoresponse >> address from the >> From: (or the Reply-To:) header in the original message. -f, if >> present, overrides and explicitly sets the autoresponse address. >> "address" must immediately follow the -f option without an >> intervening space (it´s a single command line argument). An -f >> option without an address takes the address from the SENDER >> environment variable. >> >> So this is setting the vacation message's recipient but you set it >> to the user's From address. > > mailbot set 'From: ' and 'To: ' header properly, but not 'Return-Path: ' > > Assuming that files are owned by unix user 'vmail' > - with "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t" -> "Return-Path: <vmail@mbpgroup.com>" > - with "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -f ''" -> "Return-Path: > <MAILER-DAEMON@mbpgroup.com>" > - with "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -f 'ronan@mbpgroup.com'" -> > "Return-Path: <ronan@mbpgroup.com>" > > > I'm just after realising that we use virtual mail accounts which is > probably why we are having this issue. Without the patch, sendmail > sets Return-Path to the unix owner of the virtual mail accounts. > >
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