On 13-May-2002 at 13:38:02 Philip Hazel wrote:
> On Fri, 10 May 2002, John Horne wrote:
>
>> In my Exim 3.36 configure file I have the following rewriting rule:
>>
>> ^<?([^@]+)>?$ "${if match {$sender_host_name} \
>> {(?i).net.plymouth.ac.uk\\$} \
>> {$sender_address@$sender_host_name} fail}" S
>
> I think you'll have to do this with two rewriting rules.
>
> Rule 1: Use a regex to recognize unqualified addresses; rewrite to
> "localpart@???".
>
Okay, so I tried:
^<?([^@]+)>?$ $1@??? S
> Rule 2: Match on *@no.domain.supplied and use the regex you already
> have, making use of $local_part. If your regex fails, rewrite back to
> the unqualified address so that Exim will fail it.
>
Here I used:
^<?([^@]+)@unqualified\.plymouth\.ac\.uk>?$ \
"${if match {$sender_host_name} {(?i).net.plymouth.ac.uk\\$} \
{$local_part@$sender_host_name} {$local_part}}" S
However, this does not work. Using 'exim -bh 141.163.0.2' I get:
220 mary.csd.plymouth.ac.uk ESMTP Exim 3.36 #1 Mon, 13 May 2002 16:56:07
+0100
mail from: john
LOG: Rewrite of john@??? yielded unparseable
address: no local part in address @plynms02.net.plymouth.ac.uk
It looks like '$local_part' is not set. So I'm back at square one?
Regards,
John.
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