Hi,
I did it just yesterday.
You can see the mailings in subject "rewriting from beginner" and "Rewriting
#2". The way is to set a system_filter .
There you can define something like this:
if $h_to: contains "list@???" then
headers remove Reply-To
headers add "Reply-To: list@???"
endif
I also do a subject-rewriting from "my subject" to "[list] my subject", same
way.
so long
Dirk
Am Dienstag, 4. November 2003 16:05 schrieb R.S. Kempees:
> Hello,
>
> I have succesfully set up a mail list according to this example in the
> documentation:
> lists:
> driver = redirect
> domains = lists.example
> file = /usr/lists/$local_part
> forbid_pipe
> forbid_file
> errors_to = $local_part-request@???
> no_more
>
> on exim 4.2, running with the -bd option.
>
> The list works just fine, there are only two things i would like to add:
>
> 1. Is it possible to send a copy of the message to the sender as well? As
> far as I can see this is not happening standard.
>
> 2. More difficult one: is it possible to set the return-path and sender to
> the name and address of the maillist instead of that
> of the originator? So I would to change the From, reply-to, From-env en
> Sender headers in fact. I've tried it doing it with a
> rewrite rule something like this (it was syntactically correct, this one is
> top of the head):
>
> *@* "${if eq {$header_to:}{list@???}{list@???}{}}" Ffrs
>
> But this somehow doesnt work when sending 'for real'. When running exim -brw
> the headers get changed just fine however.
>
> What am i doing wrong? I have searched through tons of mails, but couldnt
> find even a singele clue, but I can imagine someone else
> has had to want this as well. :)
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Raimond Kempees
>
>
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