Thanks Len, Ok so I cant get around the transport map. I would think the next logical thing would be to try and add the domains I want to the transport map after its exported from IMail. Or is there another way to do this?
Not being well versed in unix commands is there a way that I can modify the following script to place something like his in the transport map - domainabc.com smtp:[111.222.333.444] domainefg.com smtp:[111.222.333.444] domainhij.com smtp:[111.222.333.444] ImailUsers.exe sed "s/$/ OK/" imailusers.txt >relay_recipients_unsorted.txt sort relay_recipients_unsorted.txt >relay_recipients_sorted.txt uniq -i relay_recipients_sorted.txt > relay_recipients sed "s/$/ smtp:[66.150.139.80]/" imailusers.txt > domaina.txt cut -d "@" -f2 domaina.txt > domainb.txt sort domainb.txt > domainc.txt uniq -i domainc.txt > transport Todd -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Len Conrad Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 12:34 PM To: IMGate@mgw2.MEIway.com Subject: [IMGate] Re: Ignoring transport and relay_recipient >Is there a place that I can list their domains in the Postfix system so that >it ignores the transport map there's no way to bypass transport.map. It's part of the domain resolution process of transport.map, hosts, DNS >and relay_recipients restrictions whitelist the domain before relay_recipients, exposing postfix to bounced (spam) msgs to bad Imail recipients and postfix forced to create and try to deliver non-delivery msgs. Len