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> Thanks for the answer.
Please reply to the list and not just me.
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> exim4 -d -bt root@???
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> Return lot of stuff - I did not found nothing relevant.
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Yes, but posting that stuff here would probably have given us a clue to how your Exim is configured.
> Now my /etc/email-addresses file includes the line
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> root: user@???
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> The output of the command "exim -brw root" is:
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> sender: user@???
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> from: user@???
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> to: root@???
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> cc: root@???
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> bcc: root@???
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> reply-to: user@???
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> env-from: user@???
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> env-to: root@???
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> All if fine else: To, CC, BCC.
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> Again, I want to change the 'root' part to 'user'
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No. That's how addresses are rewritten - routing of emails is not done by rewriting.
John
