Re: [xmail] Catch All

[md--- via xmail]

Bart:

I did as you said.

But it generates 550 Mailbox unavailable errors.

So I went ahead and made a dummy internal account named forw...@rpzdesign.com

Inside the domain for rpzdesign.com, I put a mailproc.tab with a 
"redirect"[tab]"externalem...@gmail.com"[newline]

Then I alias to the internal user in aliases.tab

And it works without 550 errors.

FYI

md

On 3/20/2016 5:33 AM, Bart Mortelmans wrote:

Hi,

The easiest solution probably is putting this in aliases.tab:
“rpzdesign.com”[tab]”*”[tab]”rpzrpzrpzj...@gmail.com”

Obviously replacing [tab] with real tabs. And take into account that this is a 
file you can’t edit while XMailserver is running (so turn it off first or use 
CtrlClnt to edit it).

Sincerely,
Bart




On 20 mrt. 2016, at 11:05, md--- via xmail  wrote:

How does one create a catch all for a given domain while still allowing 
specific users to receive
their messages?

For example:

My domain is rpzdesign.com

I want all messages sent specifically to m...@rpzdesign.com to come to my inbox.

But I want ALL other email address like anyth...@rpzdesign.com to be sent to an 
external email address
at rpzrpzrpzj...@gmail.com

Mailproc.tab in domain?

I tried using aliases but it does not work like I want, to many 550 user unkown 
errors.

Any help?

Marco


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Re: [xmail] Catch All

[Bart Mortelmans via xmail]

Hi,

The easiest solution probably is putting this in aliases.tab:
“rpzdesign.com”[tab]”*”[tab]”rpzrpzrpzj...@gmail.com”

Obviously replacing [tab] with real tabs. And take into account that this is a 
file you can’t edit while XMailserver is running (so turn it off first or use 
CtrlClnt to edit it).

Sincerely,
Bart



> On 20 mrt. 2016, at 11:05, md--- via xmail  wrote:
> 
> How does one create a catch all for a given domain while still allowing 
> specific users to receive
> their messages?
> 
> For example:
> 
> My domain is rpzdesign.com
> 
> I want all messages sent specifically to m...@rpzdesign.com to come to my 
> inbox.
> 
> But I want ALL other email address like anyth...@rpzdesign.com to be sent to 
> an external email address
> at rpzrpzrpzj...@gmail.com
> 
> Mailproc.tab in domain?
> 
> I tried using aliases but it does not work like I want, to many 550 user 
> unkown errors.
> 
> Any help?
> 
> Marco
> 
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[xmail] Catch All

[md--- via xmail]

How does one create a catch all for a given domain while still allowing 
specific users to receive
their messages?

For example:

My domain is rpzdesign.com

I want all messages sent specifically to m...@rpzdesign.com to come to my inbox.

But I want ALL other email address like anyth...@rpzdesign.com to be sent to an 
external email address
at rpzrpzrpzj...@gmail.com

Mailproc.tab in domain?

I tried using aliases but it does not work like I want, to many 550 user unkown 
errors.

Any help?

Marco


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[xmail] Catch-all-Email option in XMAIL

[Noor Dawod]

Hi all,

I've asked this before, but here it is again.
Is it possible to do a catch-all-email forwarding option in XMAIL, so that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gets forwarded to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?

TIA.

Noor



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[xmail] Catch-All configuration for a domain

[Noor Dawod]

Hi,

I am migrating from a FreeBSD/Postfix configuration to Win32/XMAIL.
Current configuration include tens of domains, each with its special
needs and features.

For the new XMAIL configuration, I cannot find yet a solution for
catch-all configuration. This is a per-domain configuration, and I am
unable to find the solution.

In Postfix:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

How can I do this in XMAIL?

TIA,
Noor

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[xmail] Catch all alias

[Andy Rosen]

I have a need for a catch all alias that will forward all mail sent to
a domain to a single accountIs that doable with xmail?

Thanks


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[xmail] Catch all alias

[Andy Rosen]

I have a need for a catch all alias that will forward all mail sent to
a domain to a single accountIs that doable with xmail?

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[xmail] Catch All?

[Rodger Cravens]

I am needing a catch all account for x-mail, but do not know how to set it
up. I want this catch all account to get everything that is not slated for
another real account. I guess I must also ask, does the postmaster account
do this if setup as a mailbox and not a redirect?

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[xmail] catch all mail box?

[Giang Lam]

Hi, how can I turn off relaying in xmail?

I've removed all entries from smtprelay.tab, but it seems like my server is
still accepting relays.

Thanks.

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