On Wed, 18 Nov 1998, Georg v.Zezschwitz wrote:
> If Exim would have an option similar to "-R", something like
> "-Re" where "-Re" means "make a queue run on all recipients that
> match this regular expression" (vs. "make a queue run on all recipients
> that match this substring", the "@"-ETRN-option could be easily
> implemented by making a "@argument$"-queuerun with -Re.
Noted.
> What about including Pauls script to the scripts-directory?
No. The scripts directory contains scripts for building Exim. I suppose
it could be put in the util directory, though. However, if all you want
to do is strip off the first character if it is @ or # you can do that
all within Exim itself:
smtp_etrn_command = "/usr/lib/sendmail -R
${if match {$domain}{^[@#]}{${substr_1:$domain}}{$domain}}"
No need for a script.
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