On Tuesday 5 September 2006 09:26, Bernhard Reiter wrote:
> On Wednesday 30 August 2006 11:27, ITSEF Admin wrote:
> > I'm wondering about the concept of
"delegates". From reading doc2.sxw, I
> > always assumed that the Kolab server would reject
mails I send out if I
> > use an identity that I'm not a delegate of.
>
> this is the behaviour.
Ok, at least I understood this bit correctly.
> > However, I just ran a few
> > experiments out of curiousity, and to my surprise,
I can just enter what
> > I want for "From:" in KMail's
composer dialog - even non-existing or
> > external addresses. The mails will be sent and
they will arrive with the
> > fictional identity I entered in the
"From:" field.
>
> You probably have disabled the from header check,
> see the services tab.
That's right, I have it off. I tried enabling it, but that
resulted in noone
being able to send mails to our distribution lists anymore -
they all bounced
with error messages like
<NAME OUR.DOMAIN>: service unavailable. Command output:
Invalid From: header.
SENDER NAME <SENDERNAMEOUR.DOMAIN> does not
match
envelope owner-LISTOUR.DOMAIN
Alternatively, I'd get "nobodyOUR.DOMAIN" instead
of "owner-LIST". I have the
sneaking suspicion that this is due to our dual-mailserver
set-up - we still
have an old SLOX server running in parallel as we still
haven't migrated all
our users to the Kolab server. Unless you happen to have an
idea as to why
this would not work, I'll focus on getting rid of the SLOX
server first
before tackling this type of problems again... :-(
Cheerio,
Thomas
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