Sam Varshavchik said the following on 12/06/2002 11:49 PM:
Hello Sam,Mirko Zeibig writes:Pardon me, but what is the sense to do this for *outgoing* mail and change the address in the opposite direction?Because that's exactly the opposite of what happens on incoming mail: foo%baz@bar gets rewritten as foo@baz. Therefore, it logically follows that for outgoing mail, foo@baz gets rewritten back as foo%baz@bar.
in the end I found a solution:
- I have now the following in my
/etc/courier/esmtprelaypercent.dir/percentrelay:
zeibig.net.percent
- the same entry is in /etc/courier/esmtacceptmailfor.dir/percentrelay
- and in /etc/courier/hosteddomains/percentrelay I have:
zeibig.net.percent<TAB>zeibig.net
Now I deliver mails to [EMAIL PROTECTED], which is then converted to [EMAIL PROTECTED] The "From:" in sent messages is not converted anymore :-).
Best Regards
Mirko
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