On 28 Feb 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stefan Paletta wrote: >> Khan wrote/schrieb/scripsit: >> >>> I'm usind qmail-ldap. My primary domain is example.com and I use >>> example.org as my virtual domain (any mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> is automaticly forwarded to [EMAIL PROTECTED]). My problem is with >>> example.org bouncing. My mail server accepts mail for nonexistent >>> users and then bounce them back. I would like that mail for >>> example.org bounce back the same way as it bounce for example.com >>> (bofore it is accepted by my mail server, bounced as soon it >>> connects to my SMTP). >> You'll have to make example.org a local domain and add corresponding >> mailAlternateAddress values for all your users then. > > uh :( I was hoping there is cleaner way to do that
If the SMTP daemon did address rewriting, this would be possible. The rewrite functionality from new-inject would be perfect for this, IMO. I proposed a patch a while ago (I forget if it was at the SMTP level, but it was for a similar purpose) but there was little interest. Ted
