Re: [WebDNA] can webdna set the email header (w/[sendmail]) that controls where bounced email goes?

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2012

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texte = >> [snip] We want to control where it gets sent, hopefully using =webdna's [sendmail]>> (where we create the original email). Is this possible?>=20>=20> Govinda.. not quite sure what you are wanting to do exactly.. but> errors should arrive back to your from account.> Other than that, there is saveonfail/saveonsuccess params for =sendmail.. which would let you find errored emails.> Even PHP uses the =46rom header to set the return-path field on =Windows installs.What we want is that:* when we send an email with [sendmail] that in case it bounces.. that =we get the email back, but to a *different* address than the one we sent =FROM. Sorry=20I was not super clear about that in my OP.I just looked for old posts on this topic, and I see Tom Duke, and =Chris, saying,=--------------------------------------------------------------------------=-------------------------------------------------------------"> Chris,> Hi - it would be great if we could specify the 'return-path' header =using [sendmail]. This is usually overwritten by the MTA and set to =the 'from' header.> =46rom a shell command you can do this using the -f flag. Something =to consider for the future perhaps.> - Tom> On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 2:48 PM, =wrote:> Hi Tom!> exact: the "from:" and "Return-Path:" are set to the same &from=3D =address which is the correct way> On Feb 13, 2012, at 5:14, Tom Duke wrote:> Chris,> Hi - the benefit of being able to specify a 'return-path' header is =that you add parameters to identify the email if it bounces - this can =then be used to set up auto management of bounces.> This is sometimes referred to as VERP =(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_envelope_return_path).> - Tom> Hi Tom! ok, i note this on the to-do list.> - chris"=--------------------------------------------------------------------------=-------------------------------------------------------------...which to me means that Tom expects to NOT be able to do what I want =to do (see the * near the top).Do you concur?, that I cannot use [sendmail] to cause bounced email to =get re-sent to an address *different than* the address I send FROM?Aaron, thanks! We'll write custom text files instead of using =[sendmail] if we have to. First I am just gathering info.Thanks-Govinda= Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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[WebDNA] can webdna set the email header (w/[sendmail]) that controls where bounced email goes? (Govinda 2012)

>> [snip] We want to control where it gets sent, hopefully using =webdna's [sendmail]>> (where we create the original email). Is this possible?>=20>=20> Govinda.. not quite sure what you are wanting to do exactly.. but> errors should arrive back to your from account.> Other than that, there is saveonfail/saveonsuccess params for =sendmail.. which would let you find errored emails.> Even PHP uses the =46rom header to set the return-path field on =Windows installs.What we want is that:* when we send an email with [sendmail] that in case it bounces.. that =we get the email back, but to a *different* address than the one we sent =FROM. Sorry=20I was not super clear about that in my OP.I just looked for old posts on this topic, and I see Tom Duke, and =Chris, saying,=--------------------------------------------------------------------------=-------------------------------------------------------------"> Chris,> Hi - it would be great if we could specify the 'return-path' header =using [sendmail]. This is usually overwritten by the MTA and set to =the 'from' header.> =46rom a shell command you can do this using the -f flag. Something =to consider for the future perhaps.> - Tom> On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 2:48 PM, =wrote:> Hi Tom!> exact: the "from:" and "Return-Path:" are set to the same &from=3D =address which is the correct way> On Feb 13, 2012, at 5:14, Tom Duke wrote:> Chris,> Hi - the benefit of being able to specify a 'return-path' header is =that you add parameters to identify the email if it bounces - this can =then be used to set up auto management of bounces.> This is sometimes referred to as VERP =(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_envelope_return_path).> - Tom> Hi Tom! ok, i note this on the to-do list.> - chris"=--------------------------------------------------------------------------=-------------------------------------------------------------...which to me means that Tom expects to NOT be able to do what I want =to do (see the * near the top).Do you concur?, that I cannot use [sendmail] to cause bounced email to =get re-sent to an address *different than* the address I send FROM?Aaron, thanks! We'll write custom text files instead of using =[sendmail] if we have to. First I am just gathering info.Thanks-Govinda= Govinda

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