Hi, I have an interesting cosmetic problem I am hoping will make sense to someone.
I run an mixed R5/ND6 environment with R5.0.11 servers as internal servers and an External SMTP notes server recently upgraded to Domino 6.5.1.
When an external email is replied to the To: field displays the address as name@company.com@DOMAINEXTERNAL (the @DOMAINEXTERNAL is appended as the message passes through the external SMTP server on its way in)
When this email is sent an additional @DOMAINEXTERNAL is appended to the email address in the EnterSendTo, Recipients and SendTo fields.
The email is delivered to the recipient’s correct email address but the Reply To field in the mail history resolves as name@domain.com.au instead of name@company.com
This is definitely caused by the external server as I can locate the corrupted information in the mail details on MAILSweeper. It appears as though the first adjacent domain entry resolves and then the second entry resolves to the sender address @domain.com.au and ignores the remainder of the address.
Example: This text is a representation of an email sent to a yahoo.com.au account (testnotes@yahoo.com.au) appending the @DOMAINEXTERNAL to the address manually.
Subject: Test sending an email with @DOMAINEXTERNAL domain added
To: testnotes@domain.com.au
From: AdminAUAS@domain.com.au
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 14:21:35 +1000
Note this is a sent mail not a reply
Anna Smith
Lotus Notes Administrator
If I manually delete the @DOMAINEXTERNAL address that appears in the To: field of the reply then the address resolves correctly. Emails sent or forwarded (not replied to) from our system are also OK.
MAILSweeper uses an LDAP directory on the External Server
The MIME / Advanced / Advanced Outbound Message Options document in the Configuration settings on the External server are:
Macintosh attachment conversion: BinHex4.0
RFC822 phrase handling: Do not add phrase
Internet Mail server sends Notes private items in messages: Disabled
Always send the following Notes items in headers: [NULL]
Notes items to be removed form headers: [NULL]
When converting a multilingual message to MIME: Send it in Unicode (UTF8)
Character set name aliases: [NULL]
If there was some way to stop the adjacent domain @DOMAINEXTERNAL appending to the address on our inbound mail this would probably resolve my problem but I am unaware of anyway to do this.
Any assistance would be most appreciated.