Dear exim-users,
I have an exim (2.12) hub acting as smarthost for a Novell Groupwise
mail server. The Groupwise machine occasionally outputs broken header
lines in messages, e.g.:
To: inet:joe@???, inet:fred@???
The envelope receipients are correctly set so the message is delivered
to joe@??? and fred@???. But, if joe@??? does
a reply-to-all, he ends up mailing "inet:fred@???" which
fails.
I tried to remove the "inet:" with a rewriting rule like this:
^inet:(.*)$ $1 S
thinking to do the rewrite before the address is validated. This is
close, but not quite there:
# exim -brw inet:dave.holland@???
1999-11-10 16:01:16 "inet:dave.holland@???" rewritten as "dave.holland@???" by rule 5
SMTP: dave.holland@???
Syntax error in address: missing or malformed local part (expected word or "<")
What am I missing? Is what I'm trying to do possible?
Thanks for your help,
Dave
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