Hello,
After the last discussion on the use of SMTP rewriting, I have now found
a problem with it. Using Exim 4.30, I have the rewrite rule:
\N^<?([^@<>]+)>?$\N "${if and { {! eq {$1} {} } \
{match {$sender_host_name} \
{.net.plymouth.ac.uk\\$} } \
} {$sender_address@$sender_host_name} fail}" S
Basically any unqualified sender/recipient address which comes from a
system in the net.plymouth.ac.uk domain should be qualified with
'net.plymouth.ac.uk'. (Qualify_recipient/qualify_domain are not
expandable so I can't set this to one thing for one domain and to
something else for all other domains.)
It seems that with SMTP-time rewriting the variable $sender_address is
not set. This is understandable in one respect if the S rewrite rule is
for non-standard (or invalid) addresses. However, is there a way to get
the original address regardless of what it is? I see that
$smtp_command_argument is not mentioned as being valid for the MAIL
command so I can't use that.
Thanks,
John.
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