> On May 9, 2018, at 5:26 AM, Erwin van de Pol <ervande...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I use a regexp transport table, which contains about 100 entries.
Many users struggle to produce robust regular expressions, this is best
avoided.
> When sending an email to a specific address: t...@bla.blabla.com
>
> I get following error:
>
> postfix/qmgr[12390]: warning: connect to transport
> private/???????????????????????????????? smtp: No such file or directory
This resolved to a transport with lots of unprintable characters before "smtp",
perhaps non-printing characters that your editor does not display.
> All other entries from transport table work...
>
> The entry in transport table:
>
> /^.*@bla.blabla.com/ smtp:[10.10.10.1]
Try:
/@bla\.blabla\.com$/ smtp:[10.10.10.1]
making sure that the apparent whitespace between the pattern and the
result is actually composed of just SPACEs and TABs, and not other
invisible characters.
--
Viktor.
