exim, roundcube question

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naocha

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Hello!

I have two questions


1. When mail users are sending messages from any mail client like thunderbird or outlook, can't see their sent mails in roundcube. (if they send messages from mail clients, this sent messages are not seen on the roundcube sent box.)

2. I need to replace e-mail's "from address field" if they send fake ones. e.g: I have mail [email protected] but in the "from field" I can set [email protected] and I want exim to replace [email protected] with [email protected] before it sends message.

Sorry for my bad English :)
 
1. Hope I understand the question correctly, but people using a local mailprogram usually send out emails through the server of their providers with smtp. Therefore your server is being bypassed.
They need to use their account as IMAP to be able to see set mails in Roundcube.
 
BBM said:
1. Hope I understand the question correctly, but people using a local mailprogram usually send out emails through the server of their providers with smtp. Therefore your server is being bypassed.
They need to use their account as IMAP to be able to see set mails in Roundcube.
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BBM

They are using my server and my smtp to send emails. And even if they use IMAP they are not able to see sent mails in Roundcube when they are using their local mailprogram.
 
And of course make sure that the mailbox is shared as sharing is bidirectional.

Jeff
 
naocha said:
2. I need to replace e-mail's "from address field" if they send fake ones. e.g: I have mail [email protected] but in the "from field" I can set [email protected] and I want exim to replace [email protected] with [email protected] before it sends message.
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Exim doesn't and shouldn't change headers added by a local client. Exim should and does properly show the real mail-from (authenticated sender address) in it's own headers. But those headers are not shown in the body of the email nor are they displayed in most email clients.

You may be able to do something exim.pl to force exim to do what you want using the autenthicated sender address. Perhaps it could change it in exim.conf as well; I've never studied it because the RFCs say don't change them.

Jeff
 
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