Michael,
Unfortunately, this does not work.
Local account name = JRA-PGalati
Router Entries:
<PGalati> = JRA-PGalati
<PaulG*>= JRA-PGalati
<*[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = JRA-PGalati
The 1st two entries work but the 3rd does not. The 2nd one did not work until
I took the @JackRouse.com out of the brackets. The server name is
JackRouse.com. If I take the @JackRouse.com out of the 3rd entry, the router
loop returns. It seems odd that the router would fail on the 3rd entry
because I have multiple domains that use the same syntax and it works for
them. Even wildcards in router entries that have differnet domains do work,
just not the same name as the server itself.
This is the log entry that I get:
14:23:32 2 SMTP-613([64.4.37.95]) {S.0000974155} received, 995 bytes
14:23:32 2 SYSTEM [S.0000974155] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 0+1
From:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
14:23:32 1 SYSTEM(POP) [S.0000974155] failed on (Paul.Galati). Error
Code=-17761
14:23:33 2 SYSTEM [S.0000974156] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1+0
From:NULL@NULL
14:23:34 2 SMTP-614(hotmail.com) [S.0000974156] sent, 1470 bytes
14:23:34 2 SYSTEM(SMTP) [S.0000974156] sent to (hotmail.com)paulgalati
14:23:34 2 SYSTEM [S.0000974156] deleted
Please assist at your convenience
Paul Galati
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 16:06:27 -0500
Subject: Re: A Simple Router Entry
From: Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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on 10/19/01 11:57 AM, Paul Galati at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> <PGa*> = PGalati
> <*ati> = PGalati
I think this should work and not create a loop.
<PGa*@localdomain> = PGalati
<*ati@localdomain> = PGalati
Michael
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