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Forgot
one thing...this works, if you can afford to setup a second
server.
Another solution would be to relay mail out through a
different server. For example, setup smtp.domain.com as outgoing and
pop3.domain.com as incoming mail.
This
way the SMTP server will always accept the messages, then if the local domain
address doesn't exist as it forwards to the pop3 box, then the SMTP server will
generate a bounce back to the user.
Hope
this helps.
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