It is possible: you should set the other domain as a local one, then
in exim.conf set a conditional delivery: if the user is that one deliver
locally, else deliver to the machine that is next in the mx list using
its name.
Of course this does not give any warrant that he/she receive all
mail since under normal ciscumstances the main MX would receive
all mail.
I suppose you want to do that to be able to recover the mail for a
particular user.
If this is the case, and you "own" both servers a better way would
be to have a daemon that periodically looks into the queue and
copy to a local account all main to be delivered to that user.
On 20 Aug 99, at 21:33, Christian Dysthe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if it is possible to have mail that comes through our
> server, because our server is in the MX, "stopped" and delivered to a
> user account on our server instead of to the remote recipient that our
> server is supposed to deliver this mail to. Itreod with the
> /etc/aliases file, but no go.
>
> TIA.
>
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