Re: "domainpop" feature with TMDA + fetchmail ?

Answers:

question 1)  Yes

question 2) Yes

question 3) fetchmail delivers mail to postfix (in TCP/IP port 25)   After 
this , Postfix deliver to maildrop , that does the distributtion job.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Stephen Warren" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: gmane.mail.spam.tmda.user
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: "Evandro" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 5:28 PM
Subject: Re: "domainpop" feature with TMDA + fetchmail ?


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> Evandro wrote:
>> I use the *"domainpop"* feature - all my domain emails are in just *one
>> account* in my ISP , and my fetchmail gets the emails from this account
>> , distribuiting the mails to the internal users accounts.
>>
>> Can TMDA work in a "domainpop" environment ?
>
> To answer this question, we need a little more information:
>
> 1) Does the POP account on the server accept email for *any* address in
> your domain? Specifically, if your user ID is [email protected], if mail
> is sent to [email protected] (i.e. the basic email address,
> with a dash or plus appended, plus some extra text), will it be
> correctly delivered to your POP account?
>
> 2) Can fetchmail reliably detect the original address that the messages
> were sent to (SMTP envelope recipient, not "To:" message header), and
> also reliably detect the SMTP envelope sender (not the "From:" message
> header)?
>
> 3) How does fetchmail deliver mail to users - does it place the mail
> directly into the user's maildir/mbox, send it to a local SMTP server
> for handling just like a regular mail server, or something else? If you
> use a local SMTP server, which one?

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