Cyrus Sieve + Postfix vacation reply problem

[Andrew Morgan]

On Fri, 17 Jun 2005, Oliver Kaltenecker wrote:

> Andrew Morgan schrieb:
>
>> 
>> Any mail sent out of a sieve script ends up calling the local sendmail 
>> binary to send the mail.  In the case of postfix of course, sendmail is a 
>> dummy program to inject messages into postfix's mail queue.
>> 
>> I don't know enough about postfix to directly answer your question, but 
>> perhaps since sieve is calling sendmail to inject mail into the queue, that 
>> mail is not subject to the sender_canonical_maps processing that occurs 
>> over a regular SMTP connection from the user's email client.
>> 
>>     Andy
>
> Can you tell me how sendmail is called by sieve? Where can I find 
> documentation about sieve. The documentation in the directory doc isn't very 
> detailed :-(.

Look at the places open_sendmail is called in imapd/lmtpd.c in the cyrus 
source.

 	Andy
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