On Sat, 22 Nov 1997, Nathan Schuler wrote:
> I am probably missing something obvious, but I wish to implement header
> rewriting for my local machines. Basically I would have all mail that
> originates locally from sanasys.com or 206.101.242.* have the From: and
> Reply-To: changed to read "localuser@???".
Rewriting works on addresses and domains, and cannot be controlled by IP
address. It is also hard to define the word "originates". If a message
from somewhere outside gets to a machine in 206.101.242.* and the user
there causes it to be resent to some other recipient, I imagine that you
would not want the headers to be rewritten.
A rewriting rule of the form
*@*.sanasys.com $local_part@??? fr
would rewrite the From and Reply-to headers; add the F flag if you want
the envelope sender rewritten as well.
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