--Mark <admin(_at_)asarian-host(_dot_)net> wrote:
So, I now
defined this (for all my virtual domains):
SRS0+*(_at_)asarian-host(_dot_)com admin
@asarian-host.com error:nouser "550 User Unknown"
Which tells sendmail all SRS+ address at asarian-host.com are, in
principle, valid, but to reject all other wildcard addresses. I said
valid "in principle", because, with the Milter in-between, addresses with
a fake SRS signature will be rejected by the Milter.
Wouldn't this all be easier if SRS rewrites used a different virtual
domain, like bounce.asarian-host.com, or even srs.asarian-host.com?
I thought the point of SRS was to make bounces go back to the original
sender... if you want bounces to go to "admin" there is a much easier way
to rewrite messages you are forwarding to come from admin(_at_)asarian-host(_dot_)com(_dot_)
So, does the milter do something else besides a true reversal of SRS? i.e.
if you did SRS while forwarding, you would be rewriting the recipient on
receipt of a bounce back to your SRS address? In which case, the
virtusertable isn't needed because the bounce goes back to the decoded
sender and not "admin". Am I missing something?
--
Greg Connor <gconnor(_at_)nekodojo(_dot_)org>