On 4/19/2012 6:33 AM, kalyanspeaks wrote: > > Hello Michael, > > Thank you very much ...Its working.....great help... >
Your expression is still broken. /example.com$/ will still match anythingexample.com notexample1com example2com etc... You need to anchor the beginning of the domain name, and periods should be escaped to prevent them from matching any single character. /@example\.com$/ -- Noel Jones > > Regards, > Kalyan > > > > > > > Michael P. Demelbauer wrote: >> >> On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 03:33:16AM -0700, kalyanspeaks wrote: >>> Hi All, >>> >>> I have used abc.com ( Example ) domain emails to relay directly to one >>> exchange server by >>> mentioneing the same in transports file. and all other domain mails >>> should be relayed to another defualt relay server which i mentioned on >>> main.cf file . >>> >>> >>> The problem here is when iam sening email to abc.com.cn also it is >>> trying to relay to exchange server which is mentioned in transports >>> file... >>> >>> >>> Transport file is as below >>> >>> >>> /abc.com/ smtp:[IP Address of exchange server] >>> >>> >>> Can anybody help here... >> >> If I read the doc right, the regexp-implentation of the OS in use can >> also be used in the transport file. >> >> So you imo should write >> /abc.com$/ smtp:[IP address of exchange server] >> >> to only match lines that end with abc.com (under Linux regexps are >> documented in 'man 7 regex' >> >> As I don't have much clue of postfix, I'm not sure whether this is >> helpful. Apologizes if not. >> >> lG >> -- >> Michael P. Demelbauer >> Systemadministration >> WSR >> Arsenal, Objekt 20 >> 1030 Wien >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> root@blarozzo:/# apt-get moo >> (__) >> (oo) >> /------\/ >> / | || >> * /\---/\ >> ~~ ~~ >> ...."Have you mooed today?"... >> >> >
