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On 12 Apr 00, at 11:05, Scott Wilson wrote:
> I am running Red Hat Linux 6.1 and qmail 1.03. I have two domains in
> locals. I'll call the domains DOMAIN1.COM and DOMAIN2.COM for the
> purpose of this e-mail. Mail at DOMAIN2.COM is actually relayed to me
> by another company and the relaying will soon stop. What I want to do
> is send an autoreply to anyone that sends mail to any user at
> DOMAIN2.COM informing them of an address change from @DOMAIN2 to
> @DOMAIN1. I was wondering if someone might have some suggestions on
> how to do this.
Make domain2.com virtual if it already isn't. Make a single
.qmail-default file for it which does
|autoreply
|condredirect "realdomain2-$DEFAULT" true
(assuming localhost is in locals; change localhost for other suitable
value)
Then have a .qmail-realdomain2-... files deliver to the proper
mailboxes.
(If domain2.com was local before the change, change the forward
line above to
|condredirect "$DEFAULT" true
)
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