VenkataPraveen K Malla
Information Specialist Sr. EDS, an HP Company Office: 916.795.7054 Mobile: 408.931.2208 pma...@sabercorp.com venkatapraveen.ma...@eds.com www.eds.com/industries/state/ -----Original Message----- From: Apache Wiki [mailto:wikidi...@apache.org] Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 6:43 PM To: site-...@james.apache.org Subject: [James Wiki] Update of "ConfigureJamesAsCatchAll" by NeilBrennan Dear Wiki user, You have subscribed to a wiki page or wiki category on "James Wiki" for change notification. The following page has been changed by NeilBrennan: http://wiki.apache.org/james/ConfigureJamesAsCatchAll ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ == Configuring James as a catchall == - ToWrite: When I work out how to configure James as a true catchall, I'll put some details in here. At the moment, I'm just listing lots of servers in <servername/> tags in the config.xml file. This lets me pick up email to pretty much any domain but I have to use "catchall" as the string before the @ sign. + For catching all locally-originated messages you can do this (tested and working): - == Connecting Outlook Express to your catchall == + <mailet match="HostIsLocal" class="Forward"> + <forwardto>catch...@mydomain.com</forwardto> + </mailet> - attachment:outlookExpressAccounts.png + For catching ALL messages sent to this server, this should work (you'll need to turn relaying on): - attachment:outlookExpressInternetAccounts.png + <mailet match="All" class="Forward"> + <forwardto>catch...@mydomain.com</forwardto> + </mailet> - attachment:outlookExpressLocalhostProperties1.png attachment:outlookExpressLocalhostProperties2.png -
