Nico Erfurth wrote:
>
> Just add another router after your catch_all router
> bounce_back:
> driver = redirect
> allow_filter
> allow_fail
> data = :fail: User unknown
That worked like a charm. Thank you.
> > While I'm here, the errors_copy is a main configuration parameter.
> > How would I do something like:
> > errors_copy = postmaster@$domain
> > I don't want to hardcode a domain. I want to set each postmaster
> > for all the virtual domains individually.
>
> RTFM.
> Just search for errors_copy in spec.txt this should enlighten you.
I did RTFM, but I can't seem to get it to go to the domain I want.
It never goes to the virtual domain. $domain always seems to be
set to the domain of the machine and not the virtual. I tried using
the variable in the routers part, but the option is unknown, so it
has to be in the main part.
Here are the variations that I tried for the "main part":
errors_copy = * errors@$domain
errors_copy = * errors@$qualify_recipient
errors_copy = * errors@$original_domain
errors_copy = *@weller.ws errors@???:* errors@$domain
Is there some variable like $virtual_domain or
$recipient_domain that will work? With errors@$domain, everytime
I send email to sdkfskjdskd@???, the error bounces to
errors@???.
Thanks again.
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Michael J. Weller, M.Sc.
University of Windsor
Windsor, ON, Canada
