Hi

you are right, mail addresses are case-insensitive.

That upper-case matching works with, e.g. SMTPGATE/users/SMSNotifications added
to my confusion.

It would also be useful to put this into the reference manual for MOUNT and for SMTPCONF.

Now it works very well.
I got SMTPGATE working as well as the two servers for the SMS provider.
SMTPGATE has the advantage of more control of the mail, e.g. reject empty subjects, empty bodies
and - for tests - send a Bcc: to other addresses.

Regards

Norbert.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Yutaka Sato [mailto:feedback@delegate.org] 
> Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 1:14 PM
> To: feedback@delegate.org
> Cc: Bladt, Norbert
> Subject: Re: [DeleGate-En] dg 9.9.1 as SMTP gateway
> 
> In message <_A4396@delegate-en.ML_> on 
> 03/10/09(20:26:13) I wrote:
>  |Oh, I see.  You are using upper case leter "SMS" in the 
> MOUNT which is
>  |not matched in this case.  You need "nocase" MOUNT options 
> as follows:
>  |
>  | MOUNT="SMS@tss.ch smtp://fakeuser@fakedomain.com nocase"
> 
> Maybe I should explain why it is so (for possible readers in 
> future :).
> MOUNT is designed originally in DeleGate/1.4.0 for rewriting URL path
> of HTTP which is case sensitive.  Thus the default is case sensitive
> and "nocase" option is necessary to do caseless matching.
> On the other hand, mail-addresses are manipulated caselessly in mail 
> in general.  So it is manipulated internally "normalized" to 
> lower case
> letters if not specified the option "SMTPCONF=mboxcase".
> That is, "SMS@tss..ch" in RCPT from a client is represented as 
> "sms@tss..ch"
> internally and does not match the "SMS@tss..ch" in the MOUNT 
> without "nocase".
> So another solution is writing the MOUNT in lower case 
> letters as this:
> 
>  MOUNT="sms@tss.ch smtp://fakeuser@fakedomain.com"
> 
> Cheersk
> Yutaka
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