Please RTFM to understand this better.
First setup a [EMAIL PROTECTED] then add a custom domain to forward mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

in custdomains directory add a file domain2.com.tab
in this file add
"redirect"[tab]"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"[cr][lf]

this will send *all* mail for domain2.com to the one user account.

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another way would to create an alias (same domain as user) and enter "*" as
the alias, therefore the user [EMAIL PROTECTED] with alias "*" (equates to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) would receive *all* mail for the domain.
I don't know what would happen to other users in that domain.  Which would
take precedence, a real user or the alias.

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If in the example above, the real users have precedence, then you have what
you want.
If not, then I suggest you can't do it out of the box.  you will need to
write something at a filter level to re-address the email.

Rob :-)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jesko M�gle
> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 8:24 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [xmail] Re: "Catch all" alias
>
>
>
> Will a [EMAIL PROTECTED] catch ALL emails? Or only emails don't know
> where to go=
> ? I
> have user [EMAIL PROTECTED], user [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will a [EMAIL PROTECTED] catch 
> all
> emails (a@, b@, cde...@) or only [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?=20
>
> And, how can I set up an [EMAIL PROTECTED] account. I use xmail
> administrator 0.=
> 23
> and can't setup [EMAIL PROTECTED] - because: =20
>
> -00321 Name does not respect RFC822
>
>
> MfGr=FCssle, Jesko M=E4gle
>
>
> PS: Please excuse my bad english, I'm only a dumb german boy ;)
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