[Jann Hendrik]

Ich habe ein Problem mit sendmail.
Ich weiß den Parameter nicht, um den Absender festlegen zu können.

/usr/sbin/sendmail -v empfänger@domain.tld --from=absender@domain.tld

das --from= sorgt lediglich im mailheader für den return-path.

Ich möchte aber ein from im header haben.

Leider stellt thunderbird mir sonst keinen Absender dar.


Hat jemand einen Vorschlag?

[Bleistift]

http://www.courier-mta.org/sendmail.html

-f address

Sets the From: address. This is just the E-mail address only, not the name.
-F "name"

Sets the name to put in the From: header.
[...]
SENDER ADDRESS

sendmail sets the contents of the From: header as follows. Note that this is not the same as the return address of the message.

If the -bs option is specified, none of the following will be applicable. All environment variables are ignored when the -bs option is used.

If the From: header is present in the message, but the environment variable MAILUSER is set, the userid portion of the From: header is replaced by the contents of MAILUSER.

If the From: header is present in the message, but the MAILHOST environment variable is set, the contents of MAILHOST replaces the host portion of the From: header.

If the From: header is present in the message, but either the -F option was specified, or the MAILNAME or the NAME environment variable is set, the contents of the -F option, or the environment variable, will replace the sender's name in the From: header.

If the From: header is not present in the message, one is constructed as follows. The sender's name is set by the -F option. If the -F option was not specified, the contents of the MAILNAME or the NAME environment variable is used. If neither variable is used, the name is looked up from the system account file. The userid portion of the address is set by the contents of any one of the following environment variables: MAILUSER, LOGNAME, USER. If none of these variables are set, the system userid is used. The host portion of the address is set by the contents of the MAILHOST environment variable. If it is not set, the system name of the server is used.

[Jann Hendrik]

Ob -f absender@domain.tld oder --from=absender@domain.tld dürfte egal sein, da sie imho das selbe bewirken.

Laut sendmail --help

-f, --from=address Set envelope from address.

dürften die identisch sein.