Quoting Andre Nicholson <andre@???>:
> I'd like to transition Exim to deliver to LMTP as opposed to calling
> Cyrus's deliver command manually like I'm doing now. The problem that
> I'm having is that the '@' character (at sign) must be escaped in order
> for LMTP to accept it.
> Here are the relevant routers and transport I'm trying:
>
> begin routers
>
> escape_at_sign:
> driver = redirect
> redirect_router = cyrus_router
> domains = +local_domains
> data = $local_part\\@$domain
>
> cyrus_router:
> driver = accept
> domains = +local_domains
> transport = cyrus_delivery
Here are the routers I use:
pre_cyrususer:
driver = redirect
hide_child_in_errmsg
data = ${quote:${local_part}@${domain}}@${domain}
redirect_router = cyrususer
cyrususer:
driver = accept
# local_part contains the domain here (format is <"user@domain"@domain>)
log_as_local = true
retry_use_local_part
transport = cyrus_lmtp_delivery
> begin transports
>
> cyrus_lmtp_delivery:
> driver = smtp
> rcpt_include_affixes = true
> gethostbyname = true
> transport_filter = /usr/bin/tr -d \\000
> protocol = lmtp
> hosts = localhost
> allow_localhost
And here is the transport:
cyrus_lmtp_delivery:
driver = lmtp
socket = /var/run/cyrus/socket/lmtp
envelope_to_add
user = cyrus
# No batching as envelope_to: would contain all batched addresses
together.
> What happens however is that Exim alters the sender address to append
> $primary_hostname. In my above LMTP session, the sender address at the
> cyrus_transport router ends up being
> <webmaster\@neo-anime.org@???> and fails.
Exim wants a domain name so you must give it one... just need to make sure
the domain name you give will be accepted by your next router...
--
Patrice Fournier
