Luke Sheldrick wrote: > Hello, > > Another quick question, I personally utilise receipent forwarding or > whatever it is called, i.e. [EMAIL PROTECTED] will come to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > However to reply to groups, I have subscribed to using this method, means > the mail has to come from that address. The way I am doing it, is to setup a > new imap account in my email software. However this is getting all a bit > much :P > > Is there a way to get exim to rewrite the from, if the to is a paticular > address. I.e. If a mail comes from [EMAIL PROTECTED], destined for > [EMAIL PROTECTED], it can rewrire it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I am guessing it can, but havent a clue on the config. > > Cheers
It can. Other have done such things in several ways, and a search of the archives should find some examples. But you may not need to. You mentioned using IMAP. Member of 'many' lists, I simply use filters in the MUA to move or copy incoming from each of many mailings lists to a folder or 'tree' of folders for the list(s). Any that might be needed when 'roaming' are server-side folders - otherwise 'Local'. With just one address, the MUA filter triggers, using this list as an example, on: 'return path' contains 'exim-users' = No need for a specialized addresses. = No need to rewrite the 'From:' HTH, Bill -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
