Modify the sender BEFORE passed to a mailer?

In my "LOCAL_RULE_0" if the user is a specific user, I pass like this
currently to the mailer :

parse returns: $# mysmtp $@ smarthost.example.com . $:
destuser< @ example . com . >

the Mmysmtp has a S=mysmtp to do sender processing.

Is there any way I can edit the sender passed to the mailer
BEFOREHAND? I know once its in Smysmtp it can do it, but I need to
edit it before it gets there. What I'd really like to do is set the
sender to :

actualsender@example.com <!> destuser@example.com

or something like that. This was in the Smysmtp I might be able to
parse it up and do a lookup on it.

Thanks, Tuc

Tuc <tuctboh@gmail.com> wrote:

> In my "LOCAL_RULE_0" if the user is a specific user, I pass like this
> currently to the mailer :
>
> parse returns: $# mysmtp $@ smarthost.example.com . $:
> destuser< @ example . com . >
>
> the Mmysmtp has a S=mysmtp to do sender processing.
>
> Is there any way I can edit the sender passed to the mailer
> BEFOREHAND? I know once its in Smysmtp it can do it, but I need to
> edit it before it gets there. What I'd really like to do is set the
> sender to :
>
> actualsender@example.com <!> destuser@example.com
>
> or something like that. This was in the Smysmtp I might be able to
> parse it up and do a lookup on it.

You can specify "per mailer" (for mysmtp mailer) rule sets to process
envelope sender and another to process header sender(s).

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On Aug 25, 1:38 am, Andrzej Adam Filip <a...@onet.eu> wrote:
> Tuc <tuct...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > In my "LOCAL_RULE_0" if the user is a specific user, I pass like this
> > currently to the mailer :
>
> > parse returns: $# mysmtp $@ smarthost.example.com . $:
> > destuser< @ example . com . >
>
> > the Mmysmtp has a S=mysmtp to do sender processing.
>
> > Is there any way I can edit the sender passed to the mailer
> > BEFOREHAND? I know once its in Smysmtp it can do it, but I need to
> > edit it before it gets there. What I'd really like to do is set the
> > sender to :
>
> > actualsen...@example.com <!> destu...@example.com
>
> > or something like that. This was in the Smysmtp I might be able to
> > parse it up and do a lookup on it.
>
> You can specify "per mailer" (for mysmtp mailer) rule sets to process
> envelope sender and another to process header sender(s).
>
Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I saw that (S=this/that), but by the time
it gets there its too late.
I'm trying to change it just before calling the "$#mysmtp". It all
goes back to trying to
change the sender depending on the recipient. In LOCAL_RULE_0 I could
have a rule that
does a map lookup to see if the recipient is in the map, but when I
call the "$#mysmtp" it
only passes the host and the destination user. By the time it gets to
the "S=" part, I've
lost context.

Maybe I'm going about it the wrong way, but the end result is I
am looking to change the
sender based on the recipient. If I look up the recipientin the
LOCAL_RULE_0, I can't modify
the sender. By the time I get to where my "S=" sends me, I have the
sender but can't modify
the recipient. I was TRYING to see if I could modify the sender to be
a concat of the sender and
recipient so I could peel off the recipient, do the map lookup, and
modify the sender to either be
what it already is, or change it.

Thanks, Tuc