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From: "Jeffrey J. Mountin" <jeff@mountin.net>
Subject: Re: Sendmail rule
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At 02:45 PM 2/18/98 -0500, Jim Riffle wrote:
>I have a customer whom uses UUCP through us, and he was wanting to know if
>I could bounce back any messages coming from his domain address to his
>domain, going through the UUCP link.  IE, his people should address
>internal mail to a local agent instead of the UUCP agent.  So, basically I
>am after a sendmail rule which will return a message if say it is from
>someone@foo.com address to someoneelse@foo.com.  Does anyone have a rule
>such as that, or suggestions? Besides suggesting he hold a meeting and
>tell his people how to use their mail software :)
>
>I am not sure if this message is completely appropriate for this list, but
>believe this is where it should go as other ISPs may have ran into this
>before.

I'd say it is.  Variations of this come in hand, especially with multiple domains.


Rsomeone<@foo.com>$*		$#duucp$@foo$:<someomeelse@foo.com>
R$*<@foo.com>$*		$#duucp$@foo$:$1<@foo.com>$2


Mind you this was from and old (8.6.12/2.2) version and it would be better used in M4, but I haven't finished playing with that.  Maybe someone else can interpret. :/


Jeff Mountin - Unix Systems TCP/IP networking
jeff@mountin.net

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