On 4 Apr 2006 at 22:09, Tony Finch wrote:

> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006, Dermot Paikkos wrote:
> >
> > So my aliases router returns an address without the server part
> > (fine) and then sends it off to the primary MX to resolve.
> >
> > What I had hoped for was for it to return joe and use $home (or
> > similar) for the maildrop.
> 
> The usual setup is to do the mapping from local user to mailbox file
> name with a localuser router. This is all included in the default
> configuration file, which should be suitable for you with minimal
> changes given your choice of setup. See
> http://www.exim.org/exim-html-4.60/doc/html/spec.html/ch07.html#id2540
> 220

What I don't seem to be able to do with my default config is create 
mapping between the local user joe and the email address 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I am using myserver.mydomain.com as 
the primary MX for the domain is on-line and I expect this notation 
will be considered local. 

The only way I have managed to get this to work is to have an aliases 
file which looks like

joe.bloggs:             [EMAIL PROTECTED]
joe:                     [EMAIL PROTECTED]

But the sequence used my the routers seems overly long. 
1) dnsrouter = skipped, domains mismatch
2) system_aliases yields [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3) dnsrouter = skipped, domains mismatch  
4) system_aliases skipped: previously routed 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
5) userforward skipped no .forward file.
6) localuser router, transport local_delivery

I can live with this aliases file format but it doesn't look right 
and I think there an extra dnsrouter being used.

Does it seem right?


> The address_file transport is used when the right-hand-side of an
> aliases entry is a filename instead of an email address or local part.





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