Hello,
Using exim 4.30 with the command line option '-d' or '-d+rewrite' does
not seem to show any SMTP time rewriting of addresses. For example:
The SMTP commands:
MAIL FROM: fred@???
RCPT TO: jh@???
were entered:
24263 SMTP<< mail from: fred@???
24263 spool directory /usr/local/exim/spool space = 4861457 blocks;
inodes = 901126; check_space = 102400K (102400 blocks); inodes = 0;
msg_size = 0 (0 blocks)
24263 SMTP>> 250 OK
24263 SMTP<< rcpt to: jh@???
24263 using ACL "acl_recipient"
24263 processing "accept"
24263 check hosts = :
24263 host in ":"? no (end of list)
24263 accept: condition test failed
24263 processing "accept"
24263 check senders = :
24263 address match: subject=fred@??? pattern=
24263 plymouth.ac.uk in ""? no (end of list)
24263 fred@??? in ":"? no (end of list)
As can be seen the address 'fred@???' changes (correctly) to
'fred@???', but debugging does not show this even with the
'rewrite' option. Checking the rewriting shows:
exim -C $HOME/configure.new -brw fred@???
SMTP: fred@???
...
John.
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