Thanks for the help folks. Tim's solution was perfect for what I needed. Thanks again!
Tim Wilde wrote: > W B Hacker wrote: >> IF the $local_part is not used in any of your other domains, how about >> adding it >> to the system aliases file and pointing it to bit-bucket (/dev/null)? >> >> Cheap and cheerful, though it leaves senders in the dark. > > Or better yet, alias it to :fail: if you have allow_fail set for that > redirect router, then the senders aren't in the dark. But I got the > impression from the OP that the $local_part in question is still > receiving valid mail to other domains. In that case, you could set up a > virtusertable-equivalent, as described for example at: > > http://www.exim.org/pipermail/exim-users/Week-of-Mon-20030127/049071.html > > virtual_user: > driver = redirect > allow_fail > data = [EMAIL PROTECTED]/etc/exim/virtusertable}} > file_transport = address_file > pipe_transport = address_pipe > > Then in your /etc/exim/virtusertable (or whatever file you choose to > use), make an entry like: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]: :fail: > > And viola, you should be all set. This would need to go before your > local delivery router, and possibly before your system aliases router if > there are aliases for "him" in there. You also don't need the file and > pipe transports defined if you don't plan to use files or pipes in your > virtusertable. > > Regards, > Tim Wilde > -- Kevin Colagio: Systems Analyst, Reef Geek, and Perpetual Student Computing and Information Technology, SUNY at Geneseo, South 124 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (585) 245-5577 http://www.geneseo.edu Experience is a harsh teacher, the tests are first, the lessons follow. -- ## List details at http://www.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://www.exim.org/eximwiki/
