Hello,
not tested ... and as far as I remember ....
1/ use a mix of smtpd_client_restrictions" and "FILTER" to redirect trafic from
10.11.12.13 to a local smtpd/port (for smtpd/27)
10.11.12.13 FILTER smtp:[127.0.0.1]:27
2/ define a new local cleanup service on smtpd/27
something like that:
127.0.0.1:27 inet n - n - 2 smtpd
...
-o cleanup_service_name=cleanup-rw
...
3/ finally define the new cleanup service with the rewriting information you
need
something like that:
cleanup-rw unix n - n - 0 cleanup
...
-o recipient_canonical_maps= regexp:/etc/postfix/recipientmap
...
Note 1 : canonical = envelope and header
Note 2: if you use for any reason (a content-filter for example) other cleanup
service after the cleanup-rw do not forget to add a "-o
recipient_canonical_maps=" on it to not make the check again
Rgds
Alain
Le 05/12/13, Troels Hansen <t...@casalogic.dk> a écrit :
> Hi, I have a problem with address rewriting.
> The mail originates from a broken, cannot be changed, mail system that sends
> out mails to the wrong receiver:
> Ex:
> Mail send to: firstname_lastn...@domain.dk
>
> Should have been send to:
> firstname.lastn...@domain.com
>
> I have solved this with a canonical map this way:
>
> In main.cf:
>
> canonical_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/recipientmap
>
> and recipientmap contains the following:
> /^(.*)_(.*)@domain\.dk$/ ${1}.${2}@domain.com
>
> This works, however it should only be done from mails originating from the
> broken system, ex 10.11.12.13
> I have struggled with this for some time, but cannot find a way to accomplish
> this?
>
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