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> Good thing I was playing with sendmail all this morning... =op
> Coincidentially, I was looking for exactly that functionality. The option
> that sounds like what you're looking for is NoRecipientAction
> ("O NoRecipientAction=<value>" in the sendmail.cf file).

Thanks! This option should help, I'll have to play with it and see where
along the translation path it figures out the address.


> OTOH, there is a header that lists the mail path and who the mail was
> originally for -- it's called the "Recieved:" header, but I'm not sure if
> that'd be reliable across MTAs.

Unfortunatly, the received header isn't always terribly reliable.  If I
pick a random message in my mailbox (like this one), and look at the
received header, it will give me the right answer; however, it would seem
that when I'm actually interested in the header, it conveiniantly forgets
to put in the received for part. (I suspect that it's a conspiracy) (-=

	--Nick

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