James Lick <jlick@shoreside.com> wrote:
>But this also brings up another point in that sendmail is very flexible at
>sorting and routing and making decisions in regards to the target address.
>However, it is very poor on making decisions on the source mail address or
>where it received the mail from. If the message is addressed to a network
>address, it never gets down to a point where procmail could filter. And
Well, it could, but it would take an extra route through a procmail filter
and then back into sendmail.
>if you don't know what the target is going to be, you can't put in
>specific rewrites to get it out to an alias. To deal with this you need
>to modify the sendmail source to add stuff to checkcompat() and/or add in
No. Not quite. Actually, sendmail already *is* capable of discerning based
on sender addresses (and/or combined sender/recipient decisions). It just
takes some sendmail.cf rules (no sendmail source modifications required).
I'm currently working something out to that effect.
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Sincerely, srb@cuci.nl
Stephen R. van den Berg (AKA BuGless).
Be braver. You cannot cross a chasm in two small jumps.
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