[Fwd: Re: [imp] mail from "nobody"]

[Rocio Alfonso Pita]

Hello,

  I'm using IMP 2.2.5, Horde 1.2.5 on an intel red hat linux 6.2 system
with zmailer 2.99.53. I have then same problem that inline mail.
Messages has Return-path and Sender Nobody. This is a problem because
when you write an error mail the message goes to nobody and you don't
receive notification. What is the problem?

  Thanks and regards.

  rozio

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [imp] mail from "nobody"
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 13:26:50 -0400
From: Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>
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Quoting Bob Reven <bob.reven@unix1.trinity.ox.ac.uk>:

> i am using IMP 2.2.4 on an intel redhat linux 6.2 system with exim
> 3.22
> 
> all emails sent by IMP have a return-path of nobody@unix1 eg,
> 
> Return-path: <nobody@unix1.trinity.ox.ac.uk>
> 
> and a 'sender' field of nobody also:
> 
> Sender: Nobody <nobody@unix1.trinity.ox.ac.uk>

Either exim is ignoring the -f flag to set the sender, or you have the
path to 
the sendmail wrapper wrong and IMP is falling back on php's mail()
function, 
which can't set the envelope sender.

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] HowTo modify from (login -> mailalias)

hello,

  I'm using mail-alias and not a phisic user. I'd solved the problem
with a table in the DB that has a correspondence between username and
alias. I have a new php code that link the login.php3 with mailbox.php3,
but with alias.

  Last, I'd modified preferences for the from field and I not permit
modify it anymore.

  If you want the php code, I give you.

    rozio

Jan-Marc Pilawa wrote:
> 
> Hello list,
> 
> I am new to the list. -I browsed the archive and also
> followed the discussion for a while but didn´t find
> the right hint.
> 
> The from adress is a composition of "login" and
> $default->from_server. This works, but leads to
> trouble and misunderstanding among the users. They
> where told to use the Mail-alias and not the login.
> It is not wanted, that the users can edit the from or
> parts of it by their own.
> 
> Q: Has s.o. solved such a problem before? Where is the
> right point to dive into the problem? sendmail?
> login.php3? compose.php3?
> I can access the relations login <-> mailalias via an
> external OracleDB. Local mysql is running.
> Current Version of IMP is 2.2.5, php 4.0.4
> 
> Regards, Jan.
> 
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