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From: Ryan Kish (rpkish
gmail.com)
Date: Thu Aug 07 2008 - 11:49:20 CDT
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Hello,
I would like to move from exim4 to postfix, however I one issue I can
not figure out how to solve with postfix.
I have an application that will send out email on behalf of a user.
The message is sent from the application, and includes a "reply to"
including the user's email address:
from: Users Name <app
foo.bar>
sender: Users Name <app
foo.bar>
reply to: Users Name <user
domain.tld>
to: someone
somedomain.tld
The problem arises when an email address specified by the end user is
not valid and a bounce message is generated. As one would expect, the
bounce notification is sent to 'app
foo.bar'. However, I need to have
the bounce message sent to the user to inform them of the problem.
I have looked at the "bounce_template_file" directive and template
syntax. However, as its currently implemented it does not seem to be
able to solve my issue. I have been searching this list and google for
an answer but have come up empty handed. Are there any other methods I
could go about to solve the issue?
Thank you for your time,
Ryan
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