Michael T. Halligan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mon, 06 Dec 1999:
> > Otherwise on /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains put one line like:
> > virtualdomain.com:user
>
> but that doesn't help me if i want to forward
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sure it does (or I don't understand your problem then).
> could i do a
>
> @blah.com:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
If you have this in virtualdomains:
virtualdomain.com:virtuser
(note virtuser is not a real user on the system)
Then you create ~alias/.qmail-virtuser-default
And possibly ~alias/.qmail-virtuser-blah
@virtualdomain.com addressed mail will by default follow the
.qmail-virtuser-default delivery instructions. The email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] will follow the instructions in
.qmail-virtuser-blah. And so on. You have a default delivery rule,
and can make as many exceptions as you like. You can also have the
default delivery instructions be as complex as you like, if needed
(pipe into a program or whatever). Is this not what you want?
Disclaimer: I don't use virtualdomains myself, so possibly these
instructions are wrong. If so, I'm sure someone will correct me. :-)
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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