On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, Sergey Sysoev wrote:
> In case if anyone sends mail to user@old-domain-[1,2,3].com I want
> message to be delivered to specified recipient (at specified domain)
>
> AND
>
> send autoreply to sender for example 'Your message has been delivered
> to recipient user@??? BUT domain expire soon, please use
> address user@???'
Use a router with the "unseen" option to send the automatic response.
Here is an example that I used in the Exim course I have just run:
auto_warning_router:
driver = accept
<some conditions> <=== put your domain check here
transport = warning_transport
unseen
And here's the transport:
warning_transport:
driver = autoreply
user = exim
file = /usr/local/mail/warning.txt
file_expand
from = postmaster@???
to = $sender_address
subject = Re: Your mail to \
$local_part@$domain
Alternatively, you can do this in a system filter. Here's another
example from the Exim course:
# Exim filter
if $recipients contains obs.domain.example
then
mail
from postmaster@???
subject "Warning: obsolete domain used"
file /var/mail/obs-warn-message
once /var/mail/obs-warn-oncelog
once_repeat 3d
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