> On Mar 19, 2016, at 5:02 PM, Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> wrote:
>
> @lbutlr:
>> When using recipient_bcc_maps could I do something in a pcre table like:
>>
>> Main.cf:
>> recipient_bcc_maps =3D pcre:/path/to/rbccmap.pcre
>>
>> rbccmap.pcre:
>> if !/backups@my\.domain$/=20
>> /^(.*)/ backups+${1}@my.domain=20
>> endif
>>
>> That passes the restriction that the map can only return a single =
>> address, right?
>
> The result is one malformed email address with multiple @ characters.
The result is backup+u...@domain.tld@domain1.tld which does get delivered to
bac...@domain1.tld and put into a folder .u...@domain.tld, which frankly
surprised me.
BUT, I have changed it to:
if !/backup.*@my\.domain$/
/^(.*)@(.*)/ backup+${1}.${2}@my.domain
endif
Which makes more sense and works, except that if the user, let’s say
krem...@kreme.com is expanded to a local address, then TWO bcc are generated,
one for the virtual user @kreme.com and one for the local user @covisp.net.
I assume this is correct behavior, but it isn’t the behavior I want.
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