>> So basically we have 2 domains, x.com and y.com >> >> If any mail gets rejected due to User Unknown, I would like to forward >> this a mailbox or folder. Though it must keep the original TO field
>OK, now we're getting closer :) >If you have two domains, x.com and y.com, with one user in each - say >[email protected] and [email protected], then either: >1. You want all mail sent to other addresses in the domains to be >delivered into a mailbox inside [email protected] or [email protected]'s accounts; this >means the remote sending host sees a non-error result (ie. the message >is accepted), >or >2. You want to do a "fake rejection" for unknown users - so the sending >side gets a rejection message, but you can still store the message. >In the first example, Mike's original message is the start for you by >defining another mailbox to catch all mail not destined for "real" >accounts. >In the second example, you need to look at the "fakereject" option in an >appropriate ACL which allows you to send a rejection message back to >the >rmeote host *and* then deliver the message somewhere safe. >Graeme Thanks for the help, got it sorted though, Created an acl to accept all User Unknown for the domains x.com and y.com Then I created the following catchall: driver = redirect domains = x.com : y.com data = [email protected] unseen Getting all the mail for the domain now, but at least we not loosing any of the mail while we setup mail boxes :) -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
