wildcards in aliases

We're changing one of our backend systems that uses information in the email
address to classify it. We're also transferring from qmail to sendmail at
the same time.

The new system needs a single email address, so I was looking at the +*
syntak in the aliases. Is there any way to implement this when the address
*doesn't* include a '+' - ie the recipients are of the format
identifier-<random digits> [at] ....com and they all need to be mapped to
identifier [at] ....com to be fed into the new system.

Cheers,

Steve
Steve [ Mi, 18 Mai 2005 23:41 ] [ ID #799701 ]

Re: wildcards in aliases

Steve wrote:
> We're changing one of our backend systems that uses information in the email
> address to classify it. We're also transferring from qmail to sendmail at
> the same time.
>
> The new system needs a single email address, so I was looking at the +*
> syntak in the aliases. Is there any way to implement this when the address
> *doesn't* include a '+' - ie the recipients are of the format
> identifier-<random digits> [at] ....com and they all need to be mapped to
> identifier [at] ....com to be fed into the new system.

Use regex (regula expression map) to rewrite envelope recipient from
identifier-<random digits> [at] ....com to identifier+<random digits> [at] ....com

From: Andrzej Filip <_>
Newsgroups: comp.mail.sendmail
Subject: Re: Handling sites that don't support plussed addressing
Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 09:49:00 +0000
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Andrzej Adam Filip [ Do, 19 Mai 2005 09:30 ] [ ID #801422 ]
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