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# sample rewrite file for systems that send mail to a mail server or gateway
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# for delivery. we assume the mail server handles incoming messages.
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# by default the return address points to this system; set $site
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# to the name of the mail server that receives your mail in
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# /rc/bin/termrc and /rc/bin/cpurc.
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# replace YOURDOMAIN.DOM with the name of your domain.
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# in the last rule, $smtp is the name of the mail server. set it
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# in the DNS database in /lib/ndb (see ndb(6)).
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# translate local aliases from /mail/lib/namefiles
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\"(.+)\" translate "/bin/upas/aliasmail '\1'"
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[^!@.]+ translate "/bin/upas/aliasmail '&'"
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# append the local domain to addresses without a domain
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local!"(.+)" alias \1@YOURDOMAIN.DOM
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local!(.*) alias \1@YOURDOMAIN.DOM
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# convert source domain address to a chain a@b@c@d...
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@([^@!,]*):([^!@]*)@([^!]*) alias \2@\3@\1
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@([^@!]*),@([^!@,]*):([^!@]*)@([^!]*) alias @\1:\3@\4@\2
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# convert a chain a@b@c@d... to ...d!c!b!a
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([^@]+)@([^@]+)@(.+) alias \2!\1@\3
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([^@]+)@([^@]+) alias \2!\1
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# send all mail to the gateway or mail server, $smtp, for delivery
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([^!]*)!(.*) | "/mail/lib/qmail '\s' 'net!$smtp'" "'\2@\1'"
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