[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Reported By: MicahS > Bug ID: 105
> DBmail already has domain catchalls, in the form [EMAIL PROTECTED], it would > be really nice to have a global address, in the form [EMAIL PROTECTED] that > would > forward mail to a particular mailbox across all domains. > > One perfect example for me, is [EMAIL PROTECTED] This way I don't have to > create a postmaster account for every domain that I accept mail for on the > server. To be RFC compliant, this address is needed, but often gets > rejected because I forget to create it. I think this is a great idea! It would be about 5 - 10 lines of code in dsn.c, in dsnuser_resolve() and I don't think it would require any changes in the auth layer. Just start adding aliases that end in '@'. This should probably take precedence over domain aliases, in particular because of the postmaster@ usage which would trump the @domain, I think. Are there any counter cases that might require a flag or a config option? (if not, then this is really simple and no-brainer ;-) Aaron --
