> Hello
>
> I configure a exim mail server with LDAP support and this server is
> running. But I have one problem and maybe someone can help...
>
>
> The user database is in ldap and we use short uid (like 'mb' for
> 'Michael Bramer'). We can post Mails to this uid's (aka
mb@???).
>
> But outsite of the intranet we use a more verbose, long form (like
> M.Bramer@???). I use this config in the outgoing
> smtp-transporter, to rewrite the email address in the outgoing mails:
> remote_smtp:
> driver = smtp
> headers_rewrite = *@domain.com "${lookup
ldap{ldap::///uid=${1},ou=People,dc=domain,dc=com?mail}{$value}fail}"
> hosts = smtp.provider.com
>
> This work nice.
>
> But I have a problem with incomming mails to the long form. If the
> server get some mails to M.Bramer@???, the server say 'No such
> user'. Ok, this is right, but the server should rewrite the address to
> the short form.
>
> I make this:
> *@domain.com ${lookup{$1}
ldapm{ldap::///ou=People,dc=mbnet?uid(mail=${quote_ldap:$1@???}){
$value}fail}}@???
>
> But this don't work... Maybe someone has a working config or a better
> approach?!
>
> I also try some address rewriteing in a ROUTER, but this don't work
> also.
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Gruss
> Grisu
Ummm... Isn't this what /etc/aliases is for?
Jim Roberts
