Hello,
I Googled my interrogation and searched the list, but it was irrelevant,
so I am posting my question here.
In my company, we are currently hosting mails for some domains. So, if
someone sends an email to one of these domains, for example to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Postfix rewrites it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and sends it to
AMaViS, XX being a number, the one assigned to the user the email is
sent to.
However, in my Amavis configuration file, for the whitelist of these
domains, we put something like ".foo.com => read_hash("whitelist_file")"
That doesn't work since amavis receives the recipient as @ourdomain.com
instead of @foo.com (from Postfix). The easy solution would be to add
each email we are hosting in the file, pointing to the whitelist file.
However, this is a long process and is not very efficient. I though of
regexes, put it didn't work either.
So, I was wondering if there would be a way of telling amavis to rewrite
the recipient address from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED], in the
configuration file. Is it possible? If not, could this problem be
solved with a regexp? If so, how?
Thank you for your help! And sorry for my bad english, my mother tongue
is French...
Good day,
Guillaume Gervais.
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