CentOS - Jun 2009 - Another Postfix (or procmail ??) question

Is there a simple way to strip out what I assume is a header that asks 
for a receipt that the message was delivered?

I never like to send such receipts, and they are annoying.

It mostly happens on a couple lists I'm on (not this one) - I don't just
want it for myself, I may be setting up a list soon and if soon, would 
want to strip such requests out of the message before the list server 
sends it to the list.

On 2009-06-18 12:18, Michael A. Peters wrote:
> Is there a simple way to strip out what I assume is a header that asks 
> for a receipt that the message was delivered?
> 
> I never like to send such receipts, and they are annoying.

In postfix, header_checks:

/^Disposition-Notification-To:/  IGNORE

(about MDNs: rfc2298)

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