Hi! I have a question:
On my server, I have 2 domains: a.com and b.com
A user, user1@??? receives mail, and has a .forward file:
\user1, user1@???
The mail is delivered once to user1 and then forwarded on.
Now, all mail for b.com is handled by local user2, via an alias file like this:
*@b.com: user2-$original_local_part
*@sub.b.com: user2-$original_local_part
And I have ~user2/.forward as follows:
# Exim filter
if $original_domain is b.com
save Maildir/
elif $original_domain is sub.b.com
save Maildir-sub/
endif
Normally, this works fine. All addresses to xxx@??? and yyy@??? are
handled OK, since they will have b.com in their envelope to start with.
This is where the problem lies: for a message forwarded from user1's
.forward file, the $original_domain will still be a.com, and so this message
fails to get handled by the filter for b.com. Other than entering a
rewriting rule in the main config file, does anyone have a solution for
this problem?
PS. Philip: exim 2.02 on my server crashed once last week with signal 11 -
still seems there might be some bugs in it. It's doing well otherwise.
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Anand
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