Re: recipient_bcc_maps: BCC for entire domain except one address

Wietse Venema, 02.12.19, 19:28 CET: > Make it a PCRE map. > > # DO NOT INDENT THE TEXT BETWEEN IF AND ENDIF > if !/^foo([-+]\S+)?@example\.com$/ > /@example\.com$/ b...@example.com > endif > > See 'man pcre_table' for details. Thanks Wietse! I'll do it that way. -- Regards mks

Re: recipient_bcc_maps: BCC for entire domain except one address

Markus Sch?nhaber: > Hi, > > having recipient_bcc_maps set to a map containing > > @example.com b...@example.com Make it a PCRE map. # DO NOT INDENT THE TEXT BETWEEN IF AND ENDIF if !/^foo([-+]\S+)?@example\.com$/ /@example\.com$/ b...@example.com endif See 'man pcre_table' for details.

Re: recipient_bcc_maps: BCC for entire domain except one address

Hi Jaroslaw! Jaroslaw Rafa, 02.12.19, 18:42 CET: > Dnia 2.12.2019 o godz. 18:11:27 Markus Schönhaber pisze: >> >> having recipient_bcc_maps set to a map containing >> >> @example.com b...@example.com >> >> should create a BCC for every mail sent to example.com regardless of the >> local part. >>

Re: recipient_bcc_maps: BCC for entire domain except one address

Dnia 2.12.2019 o godz. 18:11:27 Markus Schönhaber pisze: > > having recipient_bcc_maps set to a map containing > > @example.com b...@example.com > > should create a BCC for every mail sent to example.com regardless of the > local part. > Is there an easy way to define an exception, i. e. BCCs s

recipient_bcc_maps: BCC for entire domain except one address

Hi, having recipient_bcc_maps set to a map containing @example.com b...@example.com should create a BCC for every mail sent to example.com regardless of the local part. Is there an easy way to define an exception, i. e. BCCs should be created for every mail sent to @example.com except for notfo.