> > OK, now where does the fastforward documentation say that it'll do
> > what you expect it to do?
> >
> > -Dave
> >
>
> He'll never be able to show you that because the documentation says it
> will do exactly what he is seeing. :)
>
> quoting 'man setforward'
>
> TARGETS
> When fastforward sees the incoming address [EMAIL PROTECTED], it
> tries three targets: [EMAIL PROTECTED], @host.dom, and user@.
> It obeys the commands for the first target that it finds.
> Target names are interpreted without regard to case.
My bad.
Apologies to all.
I've read than man time and time again; given this particular site config --
which accepts and delivers mail locally for a handful of domains in
locals -- I had it in my brain that it makes more sense to try user@ before
@host.dom. Given the order in which the targets are tried, for what I want
to do I would need a separate alias for
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
where dom?.com are in locals.
In any case, it's easier to take the "catch alls" out of /etc/aliases, have
fastforward "fall through" if it fails, and put one catch-all in
~alias/.qmail-default
Once again, sorry for wasting yer time.
