Re: suggestions for a good MTA?
Thanks to everyone who pointed out that exim (exim4, in this case) is
actually able to handle everything I wanted. In the end, the
headers_rewrite option at the transport level was able to handle the
bulk of the changes. I still had to use the rewrite section to
globally munge the envelope FROM entry (because my ISP requires it, and
it can't be modified at transport-time), but that one's an acceptable
compromise.
--- Tom Anderson <granite217@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I need some suggestions on a good MTA for a workstation. Here's what
> I'd like for it to be able to handle.
>
> 1. Immediate delivery of local mail (messages from daemons, etc)...
> in
> other words I'd like to avoid shipping it off to my ISP, since I'm
> just
> going to turn around and re-fetch it. No address rewriting should
> occur in this case, because that makes it harder to see "at a glance"
> that it was local.
>
> 2. Forward outgoing mail to a smarthost, after rewriting the
> addresses
> as appropriate.
>
> The hard part seems to be selective rewriting. Everything I've
> looked
> at seems to either want to forward everything (nullmailer), or
> rewrite
> no matter what (exim, etc.). Is there anything which can handle
> this?
>
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