>The above simple example catches *EVERYTHING* and is suitable to be used in a lab or test setting. This is consistent with the initial request as I understand it.
>If the request was incomplete, it should be clarified. Yes, I want to catch everything. The dev/qa environments use different MTAs than production. The two environments contain approximately 1,500 linux/solaris hosts and, although they all run postfix, I don't have control over their applications that utilize it. Basically, it's BECAUSE they've had a bad history of flooding our corporate exchange servers with garbage that I want to create a place to store all emails they send, at-least long enough for those who want to see what they created can read them, before they are summarily-deleted automatically. It's partially a punishment to them for their lack of understanding of what emails can do to other systems, and partially to protect Exchange from filling up with garbage. My hope is that I could create a separate maildir for each recipient, no-matter if the recipient has a standard corporate email address, or even r...@postfix.org for all intents and purposes. I could easily write a cron to go down through all the maildirs and cull old stuff older than say a week. People who want to see what the emails contain could then imap in as whatever userid they want (another area for me to figure out - passwordless-imapd) and see those emails. Thanks, Eric
