On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 12:39:10AM -0500, Andrew Heagle wrote:
> I am a it of a Exim newbie and I am trying to figure out how to make a mail
> sink/blackhole/something (not sure of the proper terminology) where any email
> sent to that box will deliver to a single mailbox.
>
> ... all the mail should end up in either the "qa"
> mailbox or the "dev" mailbox depending on which server sent the email
> server/dev server). Also, the sysadmin for the QA/Dev lab wants to have yet
> another mailbox for email with the local_user being "alerts" from any server
> so he can quickly be notified of any hardware problems.
I think you want to implement this using routers - if I were you I'd ignore
headers_rewrite, and rewrite rules. It sounds like you want to user routers
instead:
* one router which looks for "alert" mail (using a local_parts condition),
and sends that mail to the alert mailbox
* and another router which uses $sender_host_address (the sender's IP
address) as the basis for picking the destination mailbox - e.g. you could
use a lookup on a file which says something like:
192.168.1.1: dev
192.168.1.2: qa
Both of these routers could use the "accept" driver.
Have a read of the spec about how routers work, and give the list a shout if
you still need help.
Good luck,
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Dave Evans
http://djce.org.uk/
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