2007/12/5, Bernd Fondermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Dec 5, 2007 6:52 AM, Василий Озеров <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 2007/12/5, Bernd Fondermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > > <zip/> > > > > > > I admit, the DNS configuration is not the customization I was thinking > of. > > > I was thinking of for example > > > 1. adding a footer to every mail going through a processor, for > > > example before sending it out > > > > > > Ok. It is very simple for James Mail server and exim. Now i will > search > > for postfix. > > > > 2. re-addressing mail sent to a for example [EMAIL PROTECTED] to some > > > available support team member > > > > > > It can be done, using aliases. > > That would be static forwarding. I meant, dynamically, depending on > who is available at the moment the mail is processed.
And how can mail server understands who is online? In my mind it can be done only if IMAP is used. > > > > this can be done by using pre-written and self-written mailets. > > > The question is now, do other mail servers deliver the same features, > > > and how easy is it to get it running. > > There you are. There are typical solutions to use cases like this. The > GHOP task would be to compare the general approach mail servers have > towards this kinds of customization. This can be a generic > configuration mechanism (per XML for example), an API (like Mailet), > using standards scripting languages like Sieve, or something else. Ok. Thanks. > How can I understand is it easy to configure or to hard? :) > > Well, if you have to rework the source code of the server it is hard. > If it requires a few lines of configuration, it is easy. > > Bernd > Ok. -- Озеров Василий aka fr33man
