On 24 Feb 2010, at 00:20, Phil Pennock wrote:
> On 2010-02-20 at 16:49 +0000, Jonathan Gilpin wrote:
>> If a mailbox exists of postmaster@??? with a catchall alias of *@ domain to that mailbox.
>>
>> If a message is sent to several users@??? then Exim only delivers one message to the Mailbox with multiple addresses in the Delivered-To or other headers..
>>
>> I want to stop this behaviour so that Exim does not deliver one message but a message to each of the recipients.
>>
>> Can this be done?
>
> By default, Exim should be doing a delivery per recipient, to local
> mail-boxes. This is controlled by the "batch_max" option, which
> defaults to 1. If you're setting this to something else, don't do that.
>
> If the @domain.com is forwarding mails to another server which is some
> kind of black box, then that black box is responsible for deciding what
> to do when one message is received with multiple RCPT TO: parameters.
> If it is not possible to change this on the black box, then you can
> force Exim to deliver multiple copies of the mail with only one
> recipient per copy, using "max_rcpt" on the SMTP transport used. You
> probably want to use a dedicated Transport for this routing, so that you
> don't do this for outbound mail to others.
Hi,
I'm not using smtp... I have a catchall alias of *@domain going to a maildir. I then end up with a message with two addresses in the Envelope-To: E.G
I would like to change this behaviour to deliver a message with a single Envelope-To address in each so I end up with 4 messages in the Maildir (in this case)
I looked at the batch_max function but that seems to be for SMTP only?
