I think that the problem is, that you cannot send “ ” emails directly from weblate server, but you have to use connection to Google mail server to get correct IP address of the sender.ĪRC-Authentication-Results: i=1 mx. I copy part of header of the email - I hope you will recognize, where is the problem. Each email I get from weblate is indicated as possible phishing: I never have worked on procmail settings.Hi, probably there is not correct setup of Weblate server email setu. your own address, you should take care to tell Sendmail explicitly who to send it to, rather than rely on sendmail -t. If the results don't contain suitable headers, or might contain e.g.
The basic pattern is the same, anyway: pipe to the program which "fixes" the message, then pipe the results to Sendmail. If formail won't do the modifications you want, you are of course to replace it with whatever you fancy. The -t option means the To: (and Cc: etc) lines in the actual message contain the recipient's address. Then (b) we add some headers of our own (remember to extract them with -X too!), and (c) the results are handed to Sendmail. It will (a) trim down the headers considerably, sparing only the From: and Subject: of the original.
This is almost like a real-world example. * ! ^X-Loop: formail -k -X "From:" -X "Subject:" \ You can of course filter first and then send (see next question), but you might as well do both in one fell swoop (unless you also want the modified message in your normal mail stream again, see the next question for more). The only thing that remains then is to actually send it off. Is there a way to do that?Ī: Typically, you want to add or change a header. Q: I know how to forward a message using an ! action, but that doesn't let me modify the message I forward. You gave me a clue on my other recent question about to only forward some incoming mails from server: procmail
It seems that there's a problem with the header Postfix creates when forwarding incoming mails.Ĭan you help me to see what the problem is? It is true that " does not designate as permitted sender"īut I am not sending mails in name or him, I'm just forwarding a mail he sent to me. > permitted sender) smtp.mail= is my server IP > spf=softfail (: domain of transitioning does not designate as >Received-SPF: softfail (: domain of transitioning I've set a general rule for a user to "deliver to inbox" and to forward all incoming mail to a gmail accountīecause a strange delay on sending forwarded email to gmail inbox I've read the headers of messages they deliver and found this
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