At 22:26 +0100 2003/02/24, Ralf G. R. Bergs wrote:
>Folks,
>
>the following rewriting rule is by far the easiest one I have in my config
>file, but still it doesn't work. :-((
>
> FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@??? "FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@<my-real-hostname>" fFSQ
>
>Here's the result of "exim -brw":
>
>Server:/etc/exim# exim -brw FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
>2003-02-24 22:02:22 "FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???" rewritten as "FETCHMAIL-
>DAEMON@<my-real-hostname>" by rule 1
> SMTP: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@<my-real-hostname>
> sender: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
> from: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
> to: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
> cc: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
> bcc: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
>reply-to: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
>env-from: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
> env-to: FETCHMAIL-DAEMON@???
>
>Why doesn't the above rule cause rewriting in the "from:" and "env-from:"
>cases? I've already tried to specify the address to be changed as a regex like
>this, but to no avail:
I think the problem might be the inclusion of the S (SMTP) flag. I do
not see why you would need that in your case, in particular since you
are already are rewriting fF.
Also, do you really need Q?
Giuliano
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