Having a bit of brain freeze here....
Client wants to route all mail for a given domain to a single e-mail address. I'm not getting the syntax correct. Can someone help?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"otherdomain" is not on the same server as "domain1"
A few possible ways:
Using proper syntax for above: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Note that "->" is never valid router syntax. Also, specific addresses, including ones with wildcards, as opposed to just domains, must be enclosed with "<>" when they appear on the left side.)
For catch-all domains delivered to a local account, I use:
domain1.com = domain1.com%UW1 UW1 = <local>somelocalaccount
This will add a header to the email of the form: X-Real-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This can be helpful, so you know the actual address to which the email was sent, even if it was a BCC. The second line then redirects all email from the fake "UW1" domain to the recipient email address. Honestly, I don't recall why I do this in two lines, rather than one: "domain1.com = <local>somelocalaccount". I just know I did it based on an old suggestion on this list. I think it gives better information in the headers, but I'm not 100%.
I'm also not sure what the best way is to redirect the latter to an outside account, as I believe that "<local>" will cause the router to stop processing. Possibly setting up "somelocalaccount" as a mirror account which discards email. Maybe a router command _will_ work, but someone else will have to address that, or feel free to experiment.
HTH, Tim
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