FreeBSD Manual Pages
rewriting(5) File Formats Manual rewriting(5) NAME rewriting - syntactic changes to mail-address host names DESCRIPTION new-inject and ofmipd support a generic rewriting system for Internet mail addresses. Each host name is transformed according to a series of instructions, as described here. The instructions are followed in or- der, each at most once. An instruction is either =post:new, *post:new, ?post:new, or -post:new. =post:new means that the host name post is replaced by new. *post:new means that any host name of the form prepost is replaced by prenew. ?post:new means that any host name of the form prepost, where pre does not contain dots or brackets, is replaced by prenew. -post:new means that any host name of the form prepost is replaced by new. For example, the instruction *.: removes a trailing dot if there is one; =:vangogh converts an empty host name into vangogh; ?:.cs.b adds .cs.b to any host name without dots or brackets; *.b:.berkeley.edu changes vangogh.cs.b into vangogh.cs.berkeley.edu; -.local:cs.berke- ley.edu converts me.local into cs.berkeley.edu. INSTRUCTION SOURCES Rewriting instructions are normally listed in the rewrite control file, one instruction per line. If rewrite does not exist, new-inject and ofmipd use the control files defaultdomain, defaulthost, and plusdomain in the following instruc- tions: *.: =:defaulthost *+:.plusdomain ?:.defaultdomain In other words: (1) If the host name ends with a dot, remove the dot. (2) If the host name is empty, add defaulthost. (3) If the host name ends with a plus sign, change the plus sign to a dot and add plusdo- main. (4) If the host name does not contain dots or brackets, add a dot and add defaultdomain. The defaultdomain, defaulthost, and plusdomain control files can be overridden by the environment variables $QMAILDEFAULTDOMAIN, $QMAILDE- FAULTHOST, and $QMAILPLUSDOMAIN respectively. They all default to me. SEE ALSO new-inject(1), rewritehost(3), qmail-control(5), ofmipd(8) rewriting(5)
NAME | DESCRIPTION | INSTRUCTION SOURCES | SEE ALSO
Want to link to this manual page? Use this URL:
<https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=rewriting&sektion=5&manpath=FreeBSD+Ports+14.3.quarterly>