On Tue, Jun 27, 2000 at 10:02:55PM -0400, Jim Werster wrote:
> I am using potato. How do I set up exim if I want to have 3 different
> domains I want rewritten in my From: header? I'm not talking about
> what I set in .muttrc, I can change that per-user but it has no effect
> on what exim does. I have users that will use @yahoo.com,
> @mailandnews.com and @freewwweb.com for outgoing mail. I understand
> how to do this for one domain in exim.conf but don't understand how to
> finely control domain rewrites per-user.
In a simple form, you can have a flat file like /etc/email-addresses
that looks like:
jwx23:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
kachina:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and have a rewrite rule (down at the end of exim.conf):
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ${lookup{$1}lsearch{/etc/email-addresses}\
{$value}fail} Frs
The $1 is based on the first asterisk in [EMAIL PROTECTED] (so it matches
everything
in front), the Flags, Frs, are documented in the exim doc. For a large
site, you'll probably want to use a hashed file or a DBMS database
lookup. I understand exim can do that.
> Also I have an pop e-mail account with 9 characters for the user name
> but the login on my system is limited to 8. How do I rewrite the user
> name properly for outgoing mail?
> Thanks, Jim Werster
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