>> >Just as I pressed "send" I realized that this whole scheme won't >> >work. Adding headers to an address does not make them visible in
>> >$header_xxx.
>>
>> Why not?! ... That's would be very welcome! I vote for putting
>> this on the wish list!
>
>Because if you add a header using a director or router, it applies only
>to the address that is being directed or routed, not to other addresses.
>$h_ expansion just looks at those headers that apply to all the
>recipients.
What about having $original_header_ and $header_ for the
one that is being directed ?! I don't know if it possible to
implement - depending on the internal structure of exim -
but would be nice!
>> using a smartuser driver for rewriting all mail addressed
>> to team@ to team%$sender_address@ and then trashing all
>> messages where at team%x@ the x is equal to the receipent.
>
>I don't see how that works. Once you have expanded the mailing list the
>recipient no longer has the team stuff in it.
Hm.. is there any time where I can compare the sender with
the receipent? Will the alias director spawn the message
into several messages, one for each receipent? So I
could do compore after the alias lookup has taken place and
only one receipent is left?
--
Torsten
