From: Wietse Venema (no email)
Date: Tue May 17 2005 - 15:09:56 EDT
Victor Duchovni:
> > This is proof of concept code that I am still polishing, and that
> > has some little glitches:
> >
> > - In some cases it sends a headers-only status report when a full
> > copy of the message should be sent.
> >
> > - It does not propagate via SMTP or LMTP the original recipient from the
> > sendmail command line.
>
> Is support for "sendmail [ -N never|... ]" (compatibility with Sendmail's
> command-line DSN preferences) included in this snapshot or planned in
> the future? I am helping with the development of a robust auto-responder
> and would like to use sendmail(1) with -Nnever...
It uses sendmail command-line syntax, but it's meant to be compatible
with the RFC.
FYI, When relaying to a non-DSN environment, Postfix will not use
a null envelope sender when recipients have NOTIFY=NEVER. That
would break BATV, SRS, and it would even break even Postfix's own
reject_multi_recipient_bounce feature.
I just uploaded an updated version that handles some corner cases
better. Again, this is non-production code that may sometimes do
too much or too little, and that still needs testing before it can
be used for serious work.
Wietse
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