Add address search in Received headers #73
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This should help to integrate the bot in certain existing mailserver environments.
We use an existing postfix, dovecot and sieve setup to "redirect" incoming external mails to
@bot.serveraddresses. We also use mailman for mailing lists. Both cases do not "rewrite" theToheader so it could be picked up by the bot. A separate postfix (configured as in #72) onbot.serverhandles mail for the bot, which also accepts internal mail directed to@bot.server.This enables searching for addresses in
Receivedheaders, which is the only source of the room addresses when using redirects.