Rob MacGregor wrote:
Of course, ETRN may not play well with this, I don't know anybody
using ETRN I'm afraid.
ETRN is just a way of telling an MTA to deliver queued mail to your domain
via SMTP *now*. It's much different from the usual protocols that
fetchmail handles, since fetchmail never actually touches the mail
handled via ETRN.
Therefore, in this case it seems to me that fetchmail is not changing the
recipient address, and another piece of the system is.
Possibly the best way to handle it would be to make sure the envelope
sender and receiver are saved in headers by the first MTA when the mail
comes in, then at the other end run the mail through a custom filter that
gets that information back.
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