Hi > Why the numbers instead of normal VERP syntax?
The mailing list server already exists and works the other way (right now
sending every mail distinctly).
The router below only has 4 lines and helps me to keep everything else
unchanged.
> The way you want to transfer data from the recipient address
> to the sender address makes this very hard to do nicely.
Reading the docs leads me to believe that the ${if is my problem.
The docs say, it restores $1... after "else".
If only there was a way to invoke match without ${if ...
verb_router:
driver = redirect
??? = match {${lc:$sender_address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
{\N^(.*)-recipient@(.*) (\d*)-(.*)@(.*)$\N}
data = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
errors_to = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But that's not that important right now. I expect regular expressions to be
fast enough - especially for such small texts.
What's more interesting for me is, wether I have to expect other problems?
Things like the rcpt_max or such? What about address verification? For me it
seems this is fine. But I would appreciate some words from someone with
experience with such rewritings...
Regards,
Steffen
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