Question
I want to rewrite recipient address depending on the domain of the sender.
For example:
*@example.com * FtTq \N^.+@mr-spark\N kamenskiyvv@example.com FtT \N^.+@rewind\N rodenkovig@example.com FtT \N^.+@eug\N lyzoev@example.com FtT \N^.+@tux\N volzhankinsv@example.com FtT \N^.+@proj-ws-43\N syazantsevae@example.com FtT \N^.+@proj-lx-29\N nekhaichikaa@example.com FtT *@example.com * FtTq * developer@localhost FtT
So I want the following:
If mail is sent for *@example.com then it will be sent to *@example.com
If mail is sent from *@rewind then it will be sent to rodenkovig@example.com
If mail is sent from *@eug then it will be sent to lyzoev@example.com
- ...
Otherwise mail will be send to local mailbox developer@localhost
But the rules don't work property, for example:
If I use exim -brw kamenskiyvv@proj-lx-29 it all works well:
sender: kamenskiyvv@proj-lx-29 from: kamenskiyvv@proj-lx-29 to: nekhaichikaa@example.com cc: kamenskiyvv@proj-lx-29 bcc: kamenskiyvv@proj-lx-29 reply-to: kamenskiyvv@proj-lx-29 env-from: nekhaichikaa@example.com env-to: nekhaichikaa@example.com
But if I send mail from proj-lx-29 host I will see the following in the log:
2007-10-31 13:51:39 1InDyt-0007Zy-0O <= nekhaichikaa@example.com H=proj-lx-29 [192.168.9.29] P=smtp S=418 2007-10-31 13:51:39 1InDyt-0007Zy-0O => developer <developer@localhost> R=localuser T=local_delivery 2007-10-31 13:51:39 1InDyt-0007Zy-0O Completed
Answer
Your rules are incorrect, exim rewrites only addresses that are matched with expression. If rule can be applied to only From header it will be applied to From Header only.