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37 masqmail/gmx_foo.route</A>
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39 <PRE>
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40 allowed_mail_locals = "gmx_foo"
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41 mail_host = "smtp.web.de"
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42 do_correct_helo = true
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43 map_return_path_addresses = "gmx_foo: foo@gmx.net"
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44 map_h_from_addresses = "gmx_foo: foo <foo@gmx.net>"
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45 auth_name="cram-md5"
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46 auth_login="1234567"
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47 auth_secret="password"
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48 pop3_login = "/etc/masqmail/gmx.get"
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49 </PRE>
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50 Especially the <TT>map</TT> commands need a closer look. These lines
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51 map local parts of the given address towards a full RFC 822 compliant
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52 email address. <I>map_return_path_addresses</I> does this for the
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53 passed <I>Return</I> address, <I>map_h_from_addresses</I> for the given
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54 <I>From</I> part.
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55 <BR>
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56 But, pay attention! As you can see the strange name <I>gmx_foo</I> in
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57 front of both items has never been seen until now. And in
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58 <I>allowed_mail_locals</I> you see the same item. What about this?
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60 An E-Mail will be passed towards the E-Mail provider giving a so
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61 called <I>envelope</I>. This construction envelopes the real E-Mail
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62 and passes important things like the address of the sender and the
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63 address of the receiver to the E-Mail provider. These envelope date
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64 will never be seen again on the receiver's site, because the MTA
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65 running on receiver's host will delete them. But only the envelope is
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66 valid for any MTA distinguishing the route towards the receiver. So,
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67 it must be a valid address.
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68 <BR>
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69 Per default <I>MasqMail</I> uses the current <I>user-name</I> as
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70 <I>Envelope-From:</I>. If we want to use different E-Mail accounts
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71 with mapping of addresses via the above shown <I>map_return_path_addresses</I> and
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72 <I>map_h_from_addresses</I> we have to to <I>mutilate</I> the envelope
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73 data! That could be done very easily within <I>mutt</I>.
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81 Georg Lohrer
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82 2001-03-23
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