Typing away merrily, Paul Walsh produced the immortal words:
> where "research.aliases" contains records such as
>
> User.Name: ID@???
>
>
> I have the following header re-writing rules:
>
> *@research.uce.ac.uk
> ${lookup{${lc:$1}}dbm{/usr/exim/db/research.aliases}\
^^^
> {$value}fail}@??? bcrt
So for address User.Name@??? you want it rewritten to:
ID@???@research.exchange.uce.ac.uk
?
> *@research.exchange.uce.ac.uk
> ${lookup{${lc:$1}}dbm{/usr/exim/db/rresearch.aliases}\
> {$value}fail}@??? bcfrF
>
> where "rresearch.aliases" has the reverse mapping:
> ID: User.Name
Should this file also be being used in the first rewrite then?
> I get the following appear in main and panic logs:
>
> 2000-06-19 13:08:15 1340Lf-0004jL-00 Rewrite of User.Name@???
> yielded unparseable address: malformed address: @research.exchange.uce.ac.uk
> may not follow ID@??? in address
> ID@???@research.exchange.uce.ac.uk
>
> Any ideas folks? I can't see the wood for the trees here.
Here, have an ax.
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