On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 21:02:27 +0000 (GMT)
Philip Hazel <ph10@???> wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Klein, Stefan wrote:
>
> > If i use:
> >
> > |*@materna.de "${lookup mysql{select eMail from tbl_Mitarbeiter \
> > | where ID_Mitarbeiter like \
> > | '${quote_mysql:$local_part}'}\
> > | {$value}fail}" TtFf
> >
> > In the "rewrite section" it works as exspected, but if i use it in the
> > "remote_smtp" subsection of the transport section i get following error:
> >
> > |$/usr/sbin/exim -brw skl@???
> > |2002-12-16 13:52:54 Exim configuration error
> > |domain missing in rewrite key string "$local_part}'}{$value}fail}" in
> > line 285
> >
> > Can you give me a hint what the problem is?
>
> headers_rewrite in a transport is a list. The list separator is a colon.
> Enough of a hint?
No. I now have (in the config its realy one line i broke it only for the
mail):
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headers_rewrite = *@materna.de "${lookup mysql{select eMail from \
tbl_Mitarbeiter where ID_Mitarbeiter \
like '${quote_mysql:$local_part}'}\
{$value}fail}" FfTt :
======================================
I still get the same error message.
From the Dokumentation:
======================================
headers_rewrite = a@b c@d f : \
x@y w@z
======================================
After the second rule there is also not colon, so i thought if i only have
one rule i also dont need a colon at the end.
Since exim is complaining about a missing domain i tried following:
======================================
headers_rewrite = *@materna.de "${lookup mysql{select eMail from \
tbl_Mitarbeiter where ID_Mitarbeiter \
like '${quote_mysql:$local_part}'}\
{$value}fail}@???" FfTt :
======================================
The mails should now be send to "stefan.klein@???@materna.de"
(Perhaps i can alter the database to only include the localpart if i get
exim working)
With "@materna.de" addet to the headers_rewrite rule "exim -brw" works
without an errormessage:
======================================
$exim -brw skl@???
No rewrite rules are defined
======================================
I think thats ok since the rewrite only gets activated on sending time. But
if i send a test-mail to myself i see errors in the logfile:
======================================
2002-12-17 10:41:27 18OEE1-00009Y-00 Expansion of ${lookup mysql{select
eMail from tbl_Mitarbeiter where ID_Mitarbeiter like '${quote_mysql failed
while rewriting: "${quote_mysql" is not a known operator (or a } is missing
in a variable reference)
======================================
I don't understand why the same rule works in the rewrite section, but not
as headers_rewrite rule in the transport section.
--
regards,
Stefan Klein
