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From: Albert Dengg (a_d
gmx.at)
Date: Sun Feb 03 2008 - 03:48:12 CST
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hi
i'm currently impleneting a solution where mail vor multiple users is
delivered to one user using virtual_alias_maps and should then be
processed through a procmail rule.
so far, so good...
but the problem is that an external command that get's called while
proccessing the mail need the orignial recipient address.
i'm using postfix 2.3.8 from debian, and now i have 2 questions:
1) is the X-Original-To header usable for that? (what happens if the
mails for some reason already contains a X-Original-To header?)
2) if i won't get a stable (and upgrade-save) result this way, is there
another way to implement this?
tia
yours
albert dengg
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