Title: Ingo Claro
to get only the domains that don't matches you should do:

host -t MX $i | egrep "mail1.thiscouldbeme.com|mail2.thiscouldbemetoo.com" > /dev/null 2>&1 || echo $i


regards,


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Michael Krieger escribió:
for i in `cat /var/qmail/control/{more,}rcpthosts`; do
  host -t MX $i | egrep "mail1.thiscouldbeme.com|mail2.thiscouldbemetoo.com" 2>&1 || echo $i
done

Done- will echo everything that does not include your _expression_ in its MX record.  If it has no matches, grep exits 1 and will trigger the echo.  If it matches at least one, then you're set.  You can make more complex expressions or do more tests if you'd like.

-M

Tom Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On May 19, 2006, at 12:46 AM, Andy BIERLAIR wrote:
> How can I force vpopmail/qmail to deliver it to the right MX instead
> to a
> local zombie domain?

You can't.

You possibly need to write an auditing program that goes through the
domains in your rcpthosts and morercpthosts and makes a list of domains
that don't list you as an MX.

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