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Autor: Michael L Griffin
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Asunto: Re: [exim] Forward mail to a two different email address with MYSQL
Greetings

Without more information on your setup I can't give a finite
solution (not being a guru I would hesitant to do it anyway) but on my
setup I simply create a list of email addresses comma delimited in the
"alias" field of the database.

If you are new to exim or not a guru (like me) then look at using a
pre-setup configuration like :
- vexim http://silverwraith.com/vexim/ (not responding at the moment)
- ECM2 http://maxo.captainnet.net/ecm2/index.html
- DirectAdmin http://www.directadmin.com/ (commercial)

Google is your friend for more. I am currently using ECM2 modified to
suite my needs.

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On 02/04/07, Ivan Investor <ivan.investor@???> wrote:
> Dear List Members,
> I'm new to exim but I need to implement a forward SMTP server like this:
>
> domain: xxxxxxx.com
>
> Table in MYSQL with (at least this informations):
> - address (i.e. user1@???)
> - fwd1 (i.e xyz@???)
> - fwd2 (i.e xyz123@???)
>
> Is it possible in Exim?
> Do I need some difficult configuration?
>
> The only things exim has to do on this serve are:
> - receive mail for some domains
> - forward mails to the correct forwarding addresses
> - deny relaying.
>
> Thanks to all for helping me,
> I.
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