Hey folks,
I'm attempting to rewrite the headers of an outbound message based on its
destination. I've set my MUA to use 'eric@???', which is fine for
pretty much everything. However, for local delivery, I would like to have
Exim substitute 'eric@???' for any recipient '@nick.ecks.org'.
Q1007 of the FAQ mentions this, and A1007 gives a rather brief answer.
Without an example, and being fairly new to Exim, following its advice was
a rather daunting task. Here's what I have so far in my rewrite config
section:
eric@??? "${if eq {$header_to:}{@nick.ecks.org} \
{eric@???}fail}"
This, unfortunately, does not seem to work.
Is my head on crooked, is there a single character error there somewhere,
or is this an impossible task? Any help would be greatly appreciated (even
"Stick to snail mail, you freak!")
Thanks!
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its users will be content, | www.ecks.org/~eric
with hacking away at their terminal, | ECSL - What conspiracy?
void of any malicious intent." | "Tea. Earl Grey. Hot."
