My recommendation would be to set a "postmaster@" since that is an
RFC-required address anyway. (If postmaster@ is caught with a prior
director then it wont change anything anyway)
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Trevor Sky Garside wrote:
> I handle all incoming email with a single transport that loads up a "dbmnz*"
> file from a particular subdirectory (depending on the domain). I've got it
> working splendid, but with one catch... if I have just added a new domain
> to the system, I have to define at least one alias or Exim will freeze
> incoming mail complaining about inability to lookup aliases. I've tried
> creating a blank file, but it says it cannot open the DB. If I define one
> entry, it works out fine -- bounces addresses that are not defined, and
> delivers to the entry I have defined. What I am wondering is how can I make
> it so Exim knows that the DB is blank and refuses all incoming mail for that
> domain?
>
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> Trevor Sky Garside
> trevor@???
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