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Subject: Re: firtname.lastname handling, and handling unknown recipients
From: darren
iworkwell.comDate: Thu Jun 15 2000 - 11:08:23 CDT
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>>>>> On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, "Darren" == Darren Nickerson wrote:
Darren> 2. is there a way to duplicate the functionality of the "catch-all"
Darren> feature of a
mydomain.com line in virtual map, which would
Darren> send all unknown mail to a given local user? Is the luser_relay
Darren> the best way to do this?
I neglected to mention that I'm using cyrus imapd on this machine.
mailbox_transport = cyrus
this is described as having precedence over the mailbox_command,
fallback_transport and luser_relay parameters. . . and it seems like messages to unknown
mydomain.com get bounced by cyrus before they get to luser_relay.
So to restate my question, if you're running cyrus imapd what's the best way to make sure that a warm body ends up reading any message to nonexistent
mydomain.com, instead of bouncing the message back to the originator?
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