Add POSTFIX_STRIP_SENDER_HEADER Environment Variable #354
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When inbound emails contain a "Sender" header, AnonAddy doesn't strip it off when forwarding the email. This causes problems if you've configured the application to relay emails via Amazon SES, since it validates that ALL email headers (From, Sender, and Return-Path) contain only verified identities in your SES account. If any of these headers contain an unverified domain, SES rejects the entire email with an error like:
This change adds a POSTFIX_STRIP_SENDER_HEADER env var (default
false), which will optionally configure Postfix to strip off the "Sender" header from emails if present before attempting to relay them.To enable Sender header stripping, set the environment variable:
Fixes #267
Related: anonaddy/anonaddy#471