For something similar, i used a rewrite rule in the rewrite section
with the STt flags
I *think* it should be something like this in the rewrite section:
begin rewrite
\N^(.*)@domain1.com$\N $1@??? STt
i'm not sure if exim needs the . character to be escaped or not
though. looking at what i have in place, it doesn't. but i haven't
used my rules in a few years ( i used the rules to migrate everyone
to a new mail server transparently )
That'll rewrite the address as it comes in - which means exim will
have to know how to process domain2.com
you could also rewrite the address in a transport if you wanted, but
i like the rewrite rule approach
good luck!
On Nov 3, 2005, at 4:54 PM, Gareth.Segree@??? wrote:
> I have an exchange box with domain1.com and a lotus domino with
> domain2.com on it.
> I want to be able to change all incoming mail from the net for
> users on
> the domino to domain2.com.
> Mail from the net is coming in as domain1.com to my exim box.
>
> Say I have paul (paul@???) on the lotus notes server. I
> would like
> mails coming to paul@??? to be rewritten to paul@???
>
> Thanks
>
> Gareth Segree
> Technical Support Analyst
> The Gleaner Company Limited
> Tel: 9223400 (Ext 6345)
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