On Wed, 21 Jan 1998, Don Flewelling wrote:
> Help!
> My company is an ISP. (mfx.com)
> We have a customer that wishes to have a sub-domain. (mps.mfx.net)
> They have their own mailserver with approx 80 workstations on their
> network.
> They dial in to check their email here.
> (We currently are up to Exim 1.70. on a BSDi 2.1 pentium box)
> They want us to receive their mail here and place
> everything that arrives at mps.mfx.net in one mailbox
> (mpsops@???).
> We have set up the proper aliases for namedb to handle mps.mfx.net.
> My question?
> Does this fall under the category of a director (filter?), a router or
> transport?
> What should the proper syntax be for the exim.conf file?
> Don Flewelling
> Maine Farmers Exchange
> Presque Isle, Maine USA
> donflew@???
transport
---------
special_transport:
driver = appendfile;
file = /what/ever/mpsops,
user = mpsops
router
------
special_router:
driver = domainlist,
transport = special_transport;
route_list = mps.mfx.net
Where you have *not* put mps.mfx.net into local_domains. Alternatively,
if you *have* put mps.mfx.net into local_domains, instead of the router
use a
director
--------
special_director:
driver = smartuser,
domains = mps.mfx.net,
transport = specials_transport
I have not tested either of these. In neither case is there any check on
the local part of the incoming address.
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