> One of our users has just reported that his e-mail address is no longer
> being rewritten as it was when I was running PP. It reaches me unmodified
> as:
>
> From: njp@??? (Neil Powell)
>
> I can test this with exim -brw:
>
> pp2% exim -brw 'njp@??? (Neil Powell)'
> sender: njp@??? (Neil Powell)
> from: N.Powell@??? (Neil Powell)
> to: njp@??? (Neil Powell)
> cc: N.Powell@??? (Neil Powell)
> bcc: N.Powell@??? (Neil Powell)
> reply-to: N.Powell@??? (Neil Powell)
> env-from: N.Powell@???
> env-to: njp@???
>
> And the entries in the log for the message look OK:
>
> 1997-08-01 11:14:50 0wuEjS-0004be-00 <= N.Powell@???
> H=topcat.shef.ac.uk [143.167.60.1] P=smtp S=1145
> id=199708011014.LAA01150@???
> 1997-08-01 11:14:51 0wuEjS-0004be-00 => cs1jrg@???
> <r.gilbert@???> R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp H=sunc.shef.ac.uk
> [143.167.1.2]
> 1997-08-01 11:14:51 0wuEjS-0004be-00 Completed
Sorry, false alarm! The problem was caused by the message arriving with a
partially-qualified domain name, i.e njp@topcat, but that was not obvious
from the message as received by me, or from the log. I fixed it by adding
an extra rewrite rule before the others:
*@topcat $1@???
There is probably a better way but this will have to do for now.
Richard
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University of Sheffield, Sheffield, S10 2TN, UK
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