Hmmm -don't know why, but I don't see this header in recent versions...
and
when I look back at 0.38 - where I DO see it, it shows the account
delivered
to not the ALIAS like the envelope to would suggest.
Since one is derived from the other, the two are equivalent.
The Delivered-To: header is not actually present in the message when it's
in
the mail queue. The Delivered-To: headers gets added when the message is
delivered by Courier directly, or via maildrop.
If you are invoking some other delivery agent via a .courier file, the
delivery agent will not received the Delivered-To: and Return-Path:
headers;
instead they will be found in the DTLINE and RPLINE environment variables.
Ok - that may explain my problem with the missing headers(I'm doing some
funky stuff before I call maildrop), but I still don't think "Envelope-To"
and "Delivered-To" are the same. How can I filter on the alias received to -
not the account delivered to?
For example:
info@ is an alias of my account. MOST of the mail that goes there is junk,
so I move it to a different folder and NEVER want a vacation reply sent to
it.
How can that be handled with only a "Delivered-To:" - is the alias in an
environment variable somewhere?
Then I can say "if RECEIVED FOR X do action"
Thanks.
m/
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