Corin Hartland-Swann <cdhs@???> probably said:
> What you probably need is to specify each sub-domain on a seperate line:
Er, yuck.
> or similar. This is probably the best way to do this, and it pretty easy
> to do with a OneLinePerlScript (TM), ie:
>
> perl -e 'foreach (1..254) { print "*\@mg$_.my.domain\t\tbob\@mg.domain\n" }'
Yuck more.
Rewrite matching can be done by regexp.
^(?i)[^@]+@mg[^.]+.my.domain bob@???
^(?i)[^@]+@bp[^.]+.my.domain bob@???
I rarely recommend using rewrites to push mail elsewhere, though,
unless you _really_ need all of it rewritten. This isn't sendmail,
there are better ways to do it (smartuser directors, normally).
P.
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