On Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:07:39 -0800, "Phil Pennock"
<exim-users@???> said:
> Using Exim 4, you'd use headers_rewrite on your SMTP transport. Exim 4
That was introduced with v3.20, the reason I chose it. I'm using
header rewriting, but it's not enough for my ISP relay. I need to
rewrite the envelope also.
> should be buildable in a version as small as Exim 3, unless you're stuck
> using packages built by an OS packager and they don't provide a minimal
> Exim 4 build, just a kitchen-sink one. (Debian provide exim4-daemon-
> light).
This is a Linux I built from scratch using LFS. Using a package
manager,
Ingo Brueckl's git (not Linus'!), but it's no impediment.
> That said, you might try using a regexp for matching the addresses
> you're filtering and using a negative lookahead assertion.
>
> ^([^@]+)@((?!example\.com).+)
>
> That will only match if the domain is not example.com and might get you
> closer to what you're trying to achieve.
The book gives this example, but I'm also trying to keep such constants
out of configuration files. I may have to do something like that
though.
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