We run some virtual domains, one of which deleivers to one e-mail address,
but from multiple addresses - i.e.
<users>@customer.co.uk all goes to account@???.
the isp than keeps it in a pop mail box which the customer grabs and then
deleivers mail internelly depending on T0: lines
now this is ok for mail that is sent to a particular user, but pretty
useless when it's from a mailing list...
so what i want to do is to add a rule to the exim config. to add an X-RCPT-TO: header
into the mails header set to whatever the envelope RCPT-TO: line was. The
customer can then filter on that too...
after spending the weekend looking through 900 odd messages in my exim-users
archive and reading bits of the manual with info2www i'm rerally not sure
how to do it. i can find things about rewriting headers but not about
creating new ones...
has anyone done anything like this before?
i realise this isn't as simple as just putting the RCPT-TO envelope into an
X-RCPT-TO: header beacause of the possiblity of multiple RCPT-TO's in the
envelope. so it really needs to be the delivary address...
> /usr/exim/bin/exim -bV
Exim version 0.53 #1 built 4-Jul-1996 19:30:45
Copyright (c) University of Cambridge 1996
(yes i know this is a very old version - i'm going to have to upgrade to
1.62)
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*Universal Turing Machine*
and I'm not afraid to use it
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