CORRECTION!!! Re: Why not routing this address to ERROR?

[Neil Herber]

Please note that my previous statement:

In other words, you cannot declare a foreign address like <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> as local by enclosing it in angle brackets.

All that you can route to error is an entire domain OR a local address.

is incorrect. Enclosing the foreign address in angle brackets does work.

This is good news for me!

Note that the router is "bi-directional" and that this entry will also route outbound mail for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to error. That behavior caught me by surprise the first time.
--
Neil

Neil Herber, RGD
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