Gabriel Ricard wrote:
> This is the third time I've mailed this to the list, perhaps someone
> can actually help me out with it this time.
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> Is there a default rule in exim 3 to rewrite an email address and
> change its domain if the email address bounces?
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> There are no rules in the rewrite section of our config file, yet we
> get instances where an email that was destined for
> randomuser@??? will wind up being sent to
> randomuser@???. I have no idea how this is happening. Could
> this have some thing to do with the retry rules?
<Shot in the dark> Could somedomain.com have their MX record pointing to
a CNAME that resolves to imaxsales.net? </Shot> Without seeing your
whole configuration, it's hard to tell what's happening. What Exim
version? BTW, most people on the list who could help you are using Exim
4 now. I recommend you do the same.
What does exim -d9 -bt randomuser@??? say?
Wait, do you mean that the "To:" header shows randomuser@???
but the envelope recipient is randomuser@???? If so, spammers
do this all the time. Nothing in SMTP enforces any relationship between
the "To:" header in the message and the recipients of the message.
John
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