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Kind of depends on how standard compliant yoru javamail app is.<br />
<br />
Good MUA's will use<br />
<br />
X-Reply-To header, eg:<br />
<br />
X-Reply-To: devnull@domain.com<br />
<br />
where devnull is a alias<br />
<br />
devnull: &nbsp;/dev/null<br />
<br />
ie: throw the mail to the bit bucket.
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Kind of depends on how standard compliant yoru javamail app is.

Good MUA's will use

X-Reply-To header, eg:

X-Reply-To: devnull@domain.com

where devnull is a alias

devnull:  /dev/null

ie: throw the mail to the bit bucket.

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does this get set in the /home/.mailrc?<br />
<br />
I am more concerned with how mailx will handle this.
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does this get set in the /home/.mailrc?

I am more concerned with how mailx will handle this.

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So when you say your &quot;application sends an email&quot;, you are really referring to mailx? &nbsp;If so, do<br />
<br />
mailx -r devnull@domain.com .........<br />
<br />

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So when you say your "application sends an email", you are really referring to mailx?  If so, do

mailx -r devnull@domain.com .........



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This changes the from address to the devnull... how do I keep the user id as the from?
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This changes the from address to the devnull... how do I keep the user id as the from?

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When our application sends an email on a solaris 5.8 system it sends it with the reply to address user@domain.com.<br />
When our users recieve the file and reply-to or reply-to-all... the system recieves that mail message and we want to stop that...<br />
<br />
Is there an option setting so we can set the reply-to so when the mailhost automatically drops the return message?<br />
<br />
using a mailx and a javamail.api command through sendmail
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When our application sends an email on a solaris 5.8 system it sends it with the reply to address user@domain.com.
When our users recieve the file and reply-to or reply-to-all... the system recieves that mail message and we want to stop that...

Is there an option setting so we can set the reply-to so when the mailhost automatically drops the return message?

using a mailx and a javamail.api command through sendmail

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