Reply-To, To, Sender, and other addresses
Hi,
I have two mailman servers setup and they seem to funtion differently with respect to the host part of the mail address that is put into the header. I have one mailman server putting the 'hostname this list prefers' hostname in correctly, but the other is not. As far as I can tell the two machines are setup the same.
Note: I removed the headers I deamed unimportant.
The one that works looks like this:
To: security_audit@cal.montage.ca Reply-To: security_audit@cal.montage.ca Sender: security_audit-admin@cal.montage.ca Errors-To: security_audit-admin@cal.montage.ca X-Mailman-Version: 1.0b7 List-Id: Montage Security Audit List <security_audit.cal.montage.ca> X-BeenThere: security_audit@cal.montage.ca
The other (that doesn't work) looks like this:
To: test@a.calgary.linux.ca Reply-To: test@a.calgary.linux.ca Sender: test-admin@a.calgary.linux.ca Errors-To: test-admin@a.calgary.linux.ca X-Mailman-Version: 1.0b11 List-Id: A Test List <test.calgary.linux.ca> X-BeenThere: test@calgary.linux.ca
Notice that the X-BeenThere header is correct but not the rest of the headers.
Anyone have any ideas why this does this?
The nonworking system is running RedHat Linux 5.2, Sendmail 8.8.7, python 1.5.1, apache 1.3.3.
Thanks, Darren
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Darren Boyd