I know this is not debian specific but maybe someone here has experiance with this. I have a smail mailhost that sends mail using demand_inet_uusmtp transport to send mail to a second system using exim that is ultimately bound for a third system. My mail/force.path entry for the destination site looks like this:
foo.com bar.com!%s which tells smail to send any mail for foo.com to bar.com. bar.com!foo.com!%s will not work because smail generates a routing error because the address must be in internet format for that transport. Now imagine I am sending a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Smail sends it with the correct To: header BUT the RCPT TO is changed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the exim site (foo) bounces it. If the intermediate site is smail, everything works correctly ... it looks like smail tooks at To: while exim looks at the ENVELOPE and smail rewrites the envelope. I suppose my question is either 1) How do I tell smail that mail to bar.com goes through foo.com using internet addressing with batched SMTP WITHOUT changing the envelope RCPT TO to foo.com. In other words, deliver the mail to foo.com with a RCPT TO of [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR How do I tell exim to use the To: header rather than the envelope RCPT TO for delivery? Exim 1.62-3 (Debian) Smail 3.2 (Debian) --- George Bonser Debian/GNU Linux See http://www.debian.org Linux ... It isn't just for breakfast anymore! -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
