[email protected] <[email protected]> (So 22 Nov 2015 13:30:13 CET): > Hi, > > i need to do a (sender-) rewrite like explained in FAQ 801 > https://github.com/Exim/exim/wiki/Q0801 > > *@*.your.domain [email protected] > > This relies on a "hardcoded" domain name; what i'd like to have is > something like this: > > *@*.${domain_without_hostname} $1@${domain_without_hostname} > > So my question is: how to strip off the hostname from an address (in > this case the sender) using exims build-in stuff.
How does a domain look like *with* hostname?
address host | domain
[email protected] a | b.c
| a.b.c
a.b | c
If you want to stripp off the first part of the "domain"
begin rewrite
\N^(.*)@.*?\.(.*)\N $1@$2
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