On Tue, 17 Sep 2002 13:16:29 -0400 Eric Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ~alias/.qmailroot: # I assume this is cat ~alias/.qmail-root and produces '#' ? > qmailadmin: > Forward/Alias Email Account > root [EMAIL PROTECTED] This will forward all mail to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', assuming 'example.com' is the domain you're about to manage with qmailadmin. This is _no_ replacement for a forward of mails to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > starting delivery 20: msg 73511 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED] Seems your hostname is 'mail.example.com', your 'vpopmail-domain' is 'example.com'. Therefore '~alias/.qmail-root' jumps in and the '#' as only content advises qmail-local to deliver the mail to 'Nirvana'. the effect is the same as if you'd have written '|cat >/dev/null' into '~alias/.qmail-root', just without the need of spawning an additional process to trash the mail. So the mail _can't_ show up somewhere, you told the delivery system to deliver these kind of mails nowhere.-- Pit
