Is there some reasonably easy way to tell my exim to apply something like sed against all incoming messages? I'm guessing this can somehow be done via transports or routers... But I don't really know what those are intended for, or how they're used.... I'll go read manuals if I have a clue what direction I want to go....
For example: Server#1 may send mail from me, From: edward.harvey_at_lyricsemi.com or From: eharvey_at_lyricsemi.com Server#2 receives the message via exim, and I want Server#2 to do something like sed 's/edward.harvey@/eharvey@/g' before routing the message. The reason I want this is to improve support of my company mailing list system (mailman). All my users send mail from multiple clients (outlook, apple, webmail, etc) and their clients aren't necessarily all configured to send From: the same address. Some users have as many as 6 aliases, which I don't mind entering into my exim server. I would love to make the receiving MTA itself modify the message upon receipt, before passing the message to mailman. That way, mailman always sees the same From: alias, and users never get confused about what address they've registered. Thanks for any ideas... Feel free to tell me to RTFM, if that's the appropriate direction to go.... -- ## 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/
