<quote who="Peter McCarthy">
> What I want is the mail to be forwarded and still have it preserve the full
> domain name, or is this asking too much ?
Sorry to give you the yuckful "try different software" answer, but this
happens to be very, very simple with postfix. You simply add a transport map
entry for that domain. For example:
/etc/postfix/transport:
mydomain.com :[192.168.0.50]
Add mydomain.com to relay_domains, so that postfix knows that it should
accept mail for it. It will then be delivered - mostly untouched - to
192.168.0.50. That machine should be set up to accept mail for mydomain.com.
A machine set up to do only this could have a total of around 10 lines of
postfix configuration. *TOTAL*.
- Jeff
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