Missing 'Return-Path:' and 'Delivered-To:' headers

[mfichtner]

I'm in the process of moving from an old Plesk 7.5 system (Red Hat EL3) to a new server that is running Plesk 8.3 on Debian Etch. I noticed that Qmail on the new server does no longer add 'Return-Path:' and 'Delivered-To:' headers to the top of incoming e-mail messages.

Those headers are not only useful for mail filtering, they are also used by Qmail itself to prevent mail forwarding loops.

Does anybody know if this a bug in Plesk 8.3? Or was this change made deliberately?

And more importantly: Is there anything I can do to make Qmail write those headers again?

Thanks in advance!

[mfichtner]

Can anybody confirm that this is happening on their Plesk 8.3 installations as well?

[Smokester]

They're gone on both of the CentOS 5 boxes I've recently set up as well.

[mfichtner]

Thanks, Smokester. So it's not a Debian thing, and it's not only happening on my box.

I feel better already. ;)

[Smokester]

I'd like to find a fix to it though, already have a customer complaining about it.

[Smokester]

So no one ever found a solution for this eh?

[mfichtner]

Nope. I was hoping it'd be fixed in psa-hotfix4 -- but it's not in the release notes (and I haven't installed the hotfix yet).

Has anyone ever opened a ticket for this bug? Unfortunately, I can't do it, because SWSoft (or whatever they call themselves now) does not seem to be willing to accept bug reports from people using Plesk licenses that came with a hosting plan and were not purchased directly from SWSoft.