On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, sid milter wrote:
> ReplaceRules
>
> @hostname\.hoge\.com @hoge\.com
> ^Message-Id:\(.*\)@hoge\.com\(.*\) Message-Id:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> did not work. I may have made other mistakes in installing.
You need this in your dkim-filter.conf:
ReplaceRules /path/to/file
...and this in /path/to/file:
@hostname\.hoge\.com @hoge.com
^Message-Id:\(.*\)@hoge\.com\(.*\) Message-Id:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...with tabs separating the pattern from the new string.
I just tried that very configuration with a test message that contained
this header:
From: Murray S. Kucherawy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In the canonicalized form of the headers, I saw this:
From: Murray S. Kucherawy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]><CRLF>
...which is correct. The Message-Id: one worked as well.
Note though that matching of the patterns is case-sensitive for now, so
"Message-Id:" won't match "Message-ID:" for example. Ultimately I'll have
to split the matching of the header name out from the rest of the value
since header matching should be case-insensitive, but the rest should
not.
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