Is there any way to set up Courier to accept incoming SMTP
connections, but to TMPFAIL all of them unless the recipient
is one particular user id?
I'm about to make the Big Leap to moving my production server off
of an old SPARCserver 20/sendmail config to my quasi-production
Courier setup, and as part of that transition process, it would
be really great if I could enable incoming connections once the
new machine is up and running with the old machine's name and IP
address, but I want all incoming mail to be temporarily turned
away (with some kind of TMPFAIL code, a la greylisting I guess)
except for mails to my user id - so I can test sending mails to
myself from outside to see whether things are going to work or
not. Is there any way to set up such a mechanism in Courier?
(This is with 0.45.6 btw, if it matters. Yes, I know it's old.)
- Greg
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