On Thu, Jul 16, 1998 at 10:32:56PM +1200, Michael Beattie wrote:
>
> I have successfully installed exim as my MTA on my Debian linux box (smail
> sucked.. :) ). But as I am a "dial-up" user, my hostname and email
> addresses dont quite match ( at all :) ), so I am using exim's header
> rewriting - so far so good. My only gripe is that exim will rewrite all
> message's headers, even if they are local messages. Is there a way to make
> exim only rewrite remote mail?
>
In debian I used eximconfig to run using smarthost. My real address and
smarthost is purdue.edu, my hostname is nonexistent.purdue.edu.
I only need to change these in main configuration:
qualify_domain = purdue.edu
qualify_recipient = nonexistent.purdue.edu
local_domains = nonexistent.purdue.edu
Then, every recipient address in the mail I send, that doesn't have
anything after @ (local?), will be qualified as nonexistent.purdue.edu,
and will be considered local.
and my From address will be qualified as purdue.edu.
HTH,
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