On Tue, 22 Nov 2011, Dave Lugo wrote:
eg:
[email protected]_asd_asd.example.com ---> [email protected]
But trying to go with this:
\N^(.*)@*_*.example.com(.*)$\N [email protected]$4 SF
yields:
[root@ews-pgh1-exmp2 exim]# /usr/sbin/exim -C exim.conf.tst -brw
[email protected]_asd_asd.example.com
2011-11-22 09:34:00 Rewrite of [email protected]_asd_asd.example.com yielded
unparseable address: malformed address: [email protected] may not follow
[email protected] in address [email protected][email protected]
Syntax error in [email protected]_asd_asd.example.com
Malformed address: _asd_asd.example.com may not follow [email protected]
adding Rq to the rewrite flags didn't help.
Suggestions gratefully appreciated...
closer...
\N^(.*)@.*_.*\.example.com(.*)$\N [email protected]$4 SF
works, but not very well - depending on whether or not the sender
correctly uses < > characters, it breaks.
Ideas? Should i break this out into multiple rewrite lines?
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