VA Linux! Do you sell your sweeeet rackmounted PCs outside US?
Quoth Marc MERLIN on Tue, Aug 08, 2000:
> Here's what I trying to do:
> I'm trying to rewrite any address with one of our domains to the canonical
> domain.
[snip]
> I'd love to write something like that:
> *@partial-lsearch{/etc/mail/vadomains} $1@??? hE
Try this:
*@partial-lsearch;/etc/mail/vadomains $1@??? Eh
> I'd love to be able to write
> pop.*.valinux.com
> pop3.*.valinux.com
>
> Is that possible?
Not as such, I'm afraid. You can do it with a regexp, though
(beware: untested):
^([^@]+)@pop3?\.[^.@]+\.valinux\.com$ $1@??? Eh
Or even:
^([^@]+)@pop3?\.[^@]+\.(valinux\.com)$ $1@$2 Eh
Philip will post optimizations to the regexps ;) Well, something
like:
^((?>[^@]+))@pop3?\.(?>[^@]+)(?<=\.valinux\.com) $1@??? Eh
All the examples above assume you don't have @ sign in any of
your local parts.
And yet another hint: don't rewrite root addresses, for you will
not know what machine the error messages come from (unless you
look into Received: headers).
Vadik.
--
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cynicism, it was that quite often it still wasn't as cynical as
real life.
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