I am testing a new server, which has the same user and auth data as the
production server. I need a way to make sure that mail for my beta
testers stays on the beta server, while everything else goes over to the
production server. Since I am currently the only user, this rewrite
rule has done the trick:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] "${if !match {$1}{^soccio} [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Where psuvax1.cse.psu.edu is the production server. I am at the point
where I need to start adding my beta users, so I would like this to be a
file lookup, but I am having problems figuring out how to rewrite upon a
failed lookup. I'd much rather keep a small list of users that don't
need to be rewritten, than have to keep a list of all users on the
production server minus a handful of beta testers. I am implementing
plus addressing, so I need be able to match even if $1 contains "+foo".
Some things that I have tried, but do not work, assuming
/etc/exim/betausers contains ^soccio:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] "${lookup{$1}wildlsearch{/etc/exim/betausers} {}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] "${!lookup{$1}wildlsearch{/etc/exim/betausers}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] < I've moved that "!" just about
everywhere I can try.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] "${lookup{$1}wildlsearch{/etc/exim/betausers}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone help with the syntax to fail upon an *lsearch lookup match
for rewrites?
Thanks
Matt
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