On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Martin Schmid wrote: > > Davide > > So much is clear: if the destination address is incorrect, I receive > them in the psyncerrors account. The problem is that I have to specify a > matching domain list. I don't see a way to fetch mail for a > [EMAIL PROTECTED], because @just.any.domain probably won't appear on > my matching list. It would help if I could specify a enty in the > pop3links.tab such as "?my.local.domain" "dummyuser" "pop.provider" > "account" which would then fetch just all mail in the mailbox > [EMAIL PROTECTED] and spool them as <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. > The mailbox would be empty after a sync and if there were wrong user > names, that mail would be sent to psyncerrors. > > What I'm describing doesn't differe from the already implemented > configuration of > pop3links.tab "?my.local.domain,matching.domain,matchin2.domain" except > that even if there is redirected mail in the mailbox for a domain that I > don't expect, this mail will also be fetched and then processed locally. > > Today there arrives mail for nonexisting domains in my external mailbox. > Normally it is spam. Because their destination domain name is not on my > matching domain list, it remains as dirt in my external account. It > would be a help if it could be processed as well as to clean up the > external account. > > I've tried work-arounds but none of them works (e.g. using "&.local" in > pop3links.tab and have an aliasdomain.tab entry "*.local" "my.domain").
If a piece of spam comes with an invalid recipient name, you should get it inside the psyncerrors account, and the message will be deleted from the remote POP3 server. - Davide - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
