Ah, but that means that office1 and office2 cannot use the nobody alias,
since nobody can send only to central, UNLESS office1.com and office2.com
are separate domains on the IMail server. I don't think that refinement is
how Luk described his setup. I begin to see.... Thanks!
--Cal Frye, Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Npore about the "nobody" thing...
one case is a company with several offices, 4 aliases goes to office1,
10 aliases to user2 & nobody (all the rest) goes to central
So if someone in office1 wants to send a mail to the manager in central
their ftgate see that is not a local user & sends to ISP, user or alias
manager dont exist, so nobody should catch the mail & send it to central
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