On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, James Dehnert wrote:
> can I do something like
>
> message_transport:
> if $domain contains old_company then
> if
> ${lookup{${local_part}:new_company}lsearch{/usr/exim/new_company_map}{$value}}
> is company1 then
> driver = autoreply
> from = postmaster@xxxx
> to = $sender_address
> text = "${local_part}'s address is now ${local_part}@company1"
> user = mail
> else
> driver = autoreply
> from = postmaster@xxxx
> to = $sender_address
> text = "${local_part}'s address is now ${local_part}@company2"
> user = mail
> endif
> endif
>
> then have it expand via aliases and deliver the message as usual
No. The string expansion stuff is just that. It expands individual
strings. The configuration itself isn't like a programming language.
However, you could do something like
message_trasnport
driver = autoreply
from = postmaster@xxxx
to = $sender_address
user = mail
text = "${local_part}'s address is now ${local_part}@\
${lookup{${local_part}:new_company}lsearch{/usr/exim/new_company_map}\
{$value}}"
> user1=company1
> user2=company2
> user3=company2
> user4=company1
Again no. The format for the lookup you wrote would be
user1 new_company=company1
user2 new_company=company2
However, if you make the lookup key just the local part, without the
"new_company" bit, the format would be
user1 company1
user2 company2
Or, if you wish, that could be made into a NIS or NIS+ map.
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