Quoth Andromeda on Fri, Jul 09, 1999:
> Let's see, you want certain users to be sent out as user@???, and
> the rest as user@????
>
> You can do so by ensuring that your users use user@??? on their MUA
> (such as Eudora, or Pine).
I prefer doing this at the MTA level. Set your qualify_domain
to, for example, "host.domain.net", and have the following
re-write rule:
*@host.domain.net ${lookup{$1}dbm{/var/exim/rwdb}{$value}fail} Eh
You can change the flags from Eh to, say, Ffsr, if you only want
to rewrite "source" addresses. The file /var/exim/rwdb should
look like this:
user: user@???
another: another@???
This is more or less how I solved it, although I also kept the
suffixes (as in, user-suffix@???) intact, so I needed to use
regexps and more complex re-writing rule.
Vadik.
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