Can anyone offer any advice on how to configure RTIR or the MTA on my
RTIR system so that bounce messages go somewhere sensible?
At the moment, if I mistype a e-mail address in an investigation say,
then the message that comes back saying it has bounced goes to root,
which is not me and I therefore don’t see it.
I don’t want to redirect ll root’s mail to me, but I would like to be
able to see these bounce messages.
I’m using RTIR 1.0.5 on a Debian system using Exim as the MTA.
Regards,
Tony.
Tony Arnold, IT Security Coordinator, University of Manchester,
Manchester Computing, Kilburn Building, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL.
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Tony Arnold wrote:
Can anyone offer any advice on how to configure RTIR or the MTA on my
RTIR system so that bounce messages go somewhere sensible?
At the moment, if I mistype a e-mail address in an investigation say,
then the message that comes back saying it has bounced goes to root,
which is not me and I therefore don’t see it.
Add an
Return-Path:
header to your templates. See RFC2076. Note: this might eventually be
overwritten by a smart MTA which wants to prevent sender spoofing.
You might want to try “Errors-To:”, this is not a recommended solution,
but works (most of the time).
Best regards,
Ruediger Riediger
Dr. Ruediger Riediger Sun Microsystems GmbH
NSG - SunCERT Komturstr. 18a
mailto:Ruediger.Riediger@Sun.com D-12099 Berlin
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