One of my users is having a problem with autoreplies to her aliased gmail address being misrouted.
See: Autoreply with SRS for what appears to be a similar problem. There it is attributed to exim's SRS implementation. We do have "Enable Sender Rewriting Scheme (SRS) Support" set to "on" in our exim configuration.
Specifically, my user's real email address is (masked) [email protected]. She has a forwarder on our system. [email protected], which forwards to [email protected].
She went into gmail and set up an out-of-office autoreply for [email protected]. Immediately she started getting bounces.
An example:
An email came in from [email protected].
The autoreply then was addressed not to [email protected], as intended, but to [email protected], which fails because [email protected] is an invalid address.
Is this a known issue or a configuration problem on our end?
See: Autoreply with SRS for what appears to be a similar problem. There it is attributed to exim's SRS implementation. We do have "Enable Sender Rewriting Scheme (SRS) Support" set to "on" in our exim configuration.
Specifically, my user's real email address is (masked) [email protected]. She has a forwarder on our system. [email protected], which forwards to [email protected].
She went into gmail and set up an out-of-office autoreply for [email protected]. Immediately she started getting bounces.
An example:
An email came in from [email protected].
The autoreply then was addressed not to [email protected], as intended, but to [email protected], which fails because [email protected] is an invalid address.
Is this a known issue or a configuration problem on our end?