Hi,
I have put the following rule in my conf file :
bla@??? bli@??? Eh
(well, I must admit I got there after having simplified a
lot the original rewrite...)
and here is what I get :
UC104 3# exim -brw bla@???
sender: bla@???
from: bla@???
to: bla@???
cc: bla@???
bcc: bla@???
reply-to: bla@???
env-from: bla@???
env-to: bla@???
UC104 4#
Uh ! Is exim not reading the good file ?
UC104 4# exim -brw bla@??? -C /etc/exim.conf
sender: bla@???
from: bla@???
to: bla@???
cc: bla@???
bcc: bla@???
reply-to: bla@???
env-from: bla@???
env-to: bla@???
UC104 5#
Hmmmm, lets have some fun. After replacing the `Eh' flag by the most
uncommon `Yh' :
UC104 5# exim -bV
Exim version 2.04 #2 built 10-Dec-1998 01:24:02
Copyright (c) University of Cambridge 1998
My, my. Let's have a double check.
UC104 9# exim -bV -C /etc/exim.conf
Exim version 2.04 #2 built 10-Dec-1998 01:24:02
Copyright (c) University of Cambridge 1998
2000-11-09 18:06:19 Exim configuration error
unknown rewrite flag character (Y) in line 340
OK. Exim is now reading the wrong config file (why does this
has changed ?). I think I can cope with that.
But would somebody be kind enough to tell me what's wrong
with the rewriting rule ? Didn't find anything in the faq.
It seems that exim can "spell check" the rules but doesn't
want to execute them.
Thanks in advance,
Patrice
