On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Bennett Todd wrote:

> I hacked up such a thing in Postfix once.
>
...
>
> rewrote the RCPT TO into XXXXXXother.domain, where XXXXXX was the
> base64 encoding of the original RCPT TO, and other.domain was a

Hi Bennett! Just one minor clarification, we ran into case sensitivity
issues with base64, so the final address encoding ended up being
quoted-printable:

        # srcroute{} is a sender indexed hash with values that are
        # sprintf format strings. e.g %shandle.srcroute.invalid
        #
        # /etc/postfix/transport:
        # .srcroute.invalid srcroutepipe
        #
        # The code in the srcroutepipe script extracts the original
        # recipient address and the routing handle from:
        #
        # QPaddresshandle.srcroute.invalid
        #
        # The rest of logic depends heavily on site specific requirements
        #

        if ( $what =~ /^rcpt/i and defined($srcroute) and
                defined( my $fmt = $srcroute{lc($server->{from})} ) )
        {
            (my $to = $server->{to}) =~ s/\W/sprintf("=%02x",ord($&))/eg;
            $client->say("rcpt to: ", sprintf($fmt, $to));
        }

The transport table is in the backend Postfix instance (the one receiving
mail from the content filter).

-- 
	Viktor.
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