Mandi! Ian Eiloart In chel di` si favelave... > It seems you???ve been doing some work on this, and had partial success. But, > I???m not clear on what the problem is.
Ok, try to restart from the beginning. > You???re trying to get SRS sender address rewriting. Yes. I manage a litte server for a nonprofit organization, and from one reason or another, many user have a redirect/forward to ther personal email. I know it is all but ideal setup, and SRS was in my ''todo list'' from the beginning. I'm doing for now only some tests, i know that probably i cannot get benefit in using SRS if i dont handle also SPF/DKIM and so on. > You???ve got it working for some emails, but not others. Can you explain more > clearly which addresses are not being rewritten? I'm following the documentation of the 'srs' debian package, and some similar docs you can find on google. My first setup was a bit custom, but because does not work, i've added, as suggested by the docs, the two router: one for rewriting the sender, one for catching bounces to 'SRS0' addresses. Both routers works in address testing mode. Both routers does not work in ''real mode''; bounce router give an error and defer; but rewriting router effectively do the sender rewriting, but only for local-delivered addresses, not for remote ones. In my router i set 'errors_to', and seems that 'errors_to' does not suffices to rewrite the sender, if the message is non-local. > Is this router (below) the only relevant part of your configuration?^M Yes. As suggested for the docs, i've also modified CHECK_RCPT_LOCAL_LOCALPARTS, but i think it is needed only for bounce. > Do you have debug output that proves that the router is actually being > called? It could be that an earlier router is handling the email. I've posted some logs of address testing mode. Also, i add a header (X-SRS) and get added to the email, so the router get called. Thanks. -- Io chiedo quando sara` che l'uomo potra` imparare a vivere senza ammazzare e il vento si posera` (F. Guccini) -- ## List details at https://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/
