Hi,
thanx for all of your answers, they helped a lot, of course.
Kirill Miazine <km-lists@???> wrote:
>
> /^([a-z]+)_([a-z]+)(\/InfoTL\.RZV)@vit.de/
>
> $1 = user
> $2 = name
> $3 = InfoTL.RZV
>
> Now create your new address - $1.$2$3/vit.de.
Okay, this was way good ;-) Thanx,
I made
/^([a-z]+)[\_|\.]([a-z]+)(\/InfoTL\.RZV)@vit.de/i
out of it to catch both dot and underscore.
I tried to implement this one as a rewriting rule in exim now
as this rule shows:
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begin rewrite
^([a-z]+)[\_|\.]([a-z]+)(\/InfoTL\.RZV)@vit.de/i "$1 $2
<$1.$2@???>" Eh
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So far I just don't exactly know if this notation for exim is allright, I
just looked in the spec but couldn't find this so fast.
Tried the debug run with -bh and the following showed up... No good..
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exim -bh 172.16.1.18
[...]
>>> michael.jakscht@??? in
"^([a-z]+)[_|.]([a-z]+)(/InfoTL.RZV)@vit.de/i"? no (end of list)
>>> Juergen_Struckhoff/InfoTL.RZV@??? in
"^([a-z]+)[_|.]([a-z]+)(/InfoTL.RZV)@vit.de/i"? no (end of list)
[...]
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Okay, hope I made a really stupid mistake again... *lol*
Michael
