[ZendTo] Re: Problem with mail headers
Jules
Jules at Zend.To
Fri Jan 6 16:07:37 GMT 2012
On 06/01/2012 15:55, Nigel Kendrick wrote:
> One of our customers isn't getting dropoff notices and the mail.log shows:
>
> Jan 6 14:16:34 asltux13 postfix/smtp[12616]: 1ADB7721101:
> to=<customer at someaddress.mail <mailto:peter.fletcher at telent.com>>,
> relay=smtp.xxxxxxx]:25, delay=13, delays=0.16/0.01/12/0.03, dsn=5.0.0,
> status=bounced (host smtp.xxxxxx] said: 501 #5.1.3 Partial domain not
> allowed: 'zendto' (in reply to MAIL FROM command))
>
>
> I changed the 'myhostname' in Postfix's main.cfg and this has helped -
> but now I see in the sent mail headers: Return-Path:
> www-data at ourdomain.co.uk <mailto:www-data at ourdomain.co.uk>
That's okay, it's sending the mail as if coming from your Apache. But
ZendTo will put in a From: and a Reply-To: header so that responses from
users will go to the right places. The "Return-Path" is showing you the
envelope sender, which is a rather different thing from the "From:" or
"Reply-To:" headers.
Jules.
>
> Having a quick search this may be down to the syntax used to generate
> the email - would this be in some php (or other) code somewhere and
> any advice on where to look and what to change. I'm rnning version 4.06
>
> Thanks
>
> Nigel Kendrick
>
>
>
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