I'm up against a problem with Postfix in that I want to rewrite address
headers in certain messages but I can't get it to do it the way I want.
An example would be a message sent to an address such as "1234567 at fax".
I want to have the To header rewritten as "1234567<fax at domain.com>" (so
that the fax number is preserved for the fax server to detect) and the
message routed to "fax at domain.com". So, in main.cf I add the line:
canonical_maps = /etc/postfix/canonical_maps
and in canonical_maps:
/^(\d+)@fax$/ $1<fax at domain.com>
and reload Postfix. The result is that the message gets rerouted as
intended, and a new X-Original-To header is added showing the original
address, _but_ the To header ends up with just "fax at domain.com", losing
the fax number.
Can any Postfix expert out there tell me how I can get this working, please?
Thanks a lot.
Tony.
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