Lets say we have a company, that has a real world email address
of "bogus@???". They are using a bogus domain, "bogus" for
internal company mail.
All inbound mail to this company from the real world, goes into
"bogus@???", and gets put into an account called
"internet.mail@bogus" on their local server. All outbound mail will
come from "user@bogus", to be rewritten as "bogus@???".
I initially setup two rules in exim, as below
*@bogus * TtbcsqQRFfrs
*@* bogus@??? Ffrs
This works with outbound and internal company mail. But when mail comes
inbound (picked up via fetchmail), the senders address gets changed
to "user@bogus" which is obviously a product of the first rule.
Are their any suggestions on how I might get all internal company mail
to be untouched, all outbound mail to be written as to have come from
"bogus@???", and all inbound mail to stay as it is?
I have tried the no_rewrite rules in the directors and exim chokes. It's
exim 2.12.
TIA
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