On Tue, 26 Feb 2002, Jan Johansson wrote:
> test@??? spamfilter2@??? animal.mupp.net (If to: is test@???, set new address to spamfilter2@???, and deliver to animal.mupp.net)
>
> test2@??? test2@??? waldorf.mupp.net (If to: is test2@???, dont change the to: header, and deliver to waldorf.mupp.net)
Easiest is to split that into two files:
1. A file with the rewriting:
test@??? spamfilter2@???
test2@??? test2@???
2. A file with the routing
spamfilter2@??? animal@???
test2@??? waldorf@???
Of course, you can generate these from a single master file such as you
have above. Or stick the data in a database that allows you to do
lookups on different fields.
# This router does the rewrite, and passes to the r2 router
r1:
driver = redirect
domains = mupp.net
data = ${lookup{$local_part}lsearch{/the/rewrite/file}}
redirect_router = r2
# This router routes to the host.
r2:
driver = manualroute
domains = mupp.net
route_data = * ${lookup{$local_part}lsearch{/the/route/file}}
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