Hello Jeff, On Thursday, October 9, 2003 at 12:02:00 AM you wrote (at least in part):
>>> We do not want to forward the messages to an email address but instead want >>> to route them using smtp to another mailserver willing to accept email for >>> that domain. [...] >>With this setup you can send the mails in this Maildir out via SMTP by >>using 'maildirsmtp' tool from 'serialmail' package[1]. [...] > This sounds wonderful. Hopefully, serialmail won't get confused and try to > deliver the message locally. We'll give it a try. ,----- [ man maildirsmtp ] | NAME | maildirsmtp - send a maildir through SMTP | | SYNOPSIS | /maildirsmtp/ *dir* *prefix* *host* *helohost* | | DESCRIPTION | /maildirsmtp/ scans a maildir, *dir*, and sends each message | to *host* through SMTP. It removes *prefix* from the begin | ning of each envelope recipient address. It ignores any | message whose recipient address does not begin with *pre | fix*. | | /maildirsmtp/ removes messages accepted by *host*. It bounces | messages permanently rejected by *host* back to the envelope | sender, and then removes them. It treats temporary rejec | tion as permanent rejection for messages more than two | weeks old. | ... | /maildirsmtp/ needs /tcpclient/ in $PATH. `----- -- Best regards Peter Palmreuther Impiety, n.: Your irreverence toward my diety. -- Ambrose Bierce
