On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Mark Guz wrote:
> We have a domain, lets call it bloggs.co.uk
>
> the primary mx is : exim.mydomain.net
>
> when exim.mydomain.net receives a message addresses to this domain i want
> to change the address from joe@??? to joe@??? and
> send it own.
Lots of ways you can do this, but maybe rewriting is the simplest
*@bloggs.co.uk $1@??? T
That would rewrite just the envelope address. If you want to rewrite the
headers too, use "Th" instead of "T".
> i can get the machine to reroute and/or rewrite the message if it is
> generated locally, but if exim.mydomain.net receives it from a third party
> server it trys to look it up find itself as the primary mx, decides its not
> in the local domains list and bins it.
Are you sure? It should do the rewriting before trying to route it.
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