> Chapter 33 covers this. The form you have used (lookup for the local
> part, non-lookup for the domain) is not supported. Indeed what you have
> written doesn't seem sensible, as you are going to rewrite a local part
> *whatever* the domain - surely you don't want to mess with local parts
> in foreign domains that just happen to be the same as yours?
I think I miscommunicated my goal. This machine has a hundred or so
accounts (will be 10000 or so soon), and all of the users use a
proprietary MUA. This MUA is so incredibly broken that it doesn't allow
you to put a From: header in your messages. Thus, all of the messages
leaving this machine show up as user@??? (our domain). However,
they actually work for other comapanies, whose email we host. So I need
exim, when it receives their messages, to append a specific domain,
depending on their user id. I know this is a wierd situation, considering
that normally the MUA is supposed to provide this functionality by
allowing the user to specify a From: address. <sigh>
Since lookup of local part is not supported, do you see ANY way for me to
do this without going back to sendmail (aaaaaugh)?
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Christopher Petro, Systems and Network Adminstrator
The Health Information Network Connection
petro@??? / 212-626-8237 / 212-626-8224 fax
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