bluegroper
Technical User
I have a small perl based web application that sends emails when required, using a simple hook to the sendmail command.
Outgoing emails travel via a relay mailserver.
If the "To:" address is invalid, the bounce message comes back to the webmaster, or apache@domain.com, based upon the "Return-Path:" header.
Is there some simple way to configure postfix so that any bounce messages are directed to the "From:" address, so that the webmaster is untroubled ?
Would this require a re-write of the "Return-Path:" in the originating faulty email ?
Grateful for any clues, and TIA
Outgoing emails travel via a relay mailserver.
If the "To:" address is invalid, the bounce message comes back to the webmaster, or apache@domain.com, based upon the "Return-Path:" header.
Is there some simple way to configure postfix so that any bounce messages are directed to the "From:" address, so that the webmaster is untroubled ?
Would this require a re-write of the "Return-Path:" in the originating faulty email ?
Grateful for any clues, and TIA