additional note as per my last response
/etc/mail/access must include
example.com RELAY
somewhereelse.com RELAY
P.
Romeo Ninov wrote:
> My personal opinion is what you want can have in some cases
> unpredictable results, so I propose you to use only some kind of list
> managers (as listar for example)
>
> Lee W wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I posted this query a few weeks ago but never received a response.
>> I'm guessing that I didn't put things right, so here is another go.
>>
>> The company that I work for currently has email addresses in the
>> format of:-
>>
>> firstname.surname.ext@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> Which we use for various marketing campaigns (therefore the .ext bit is
>> variable).
>>
>> Currently we have this setup as distribution lists with exchange so
>> that any email that goes to this addressess goes both to the sales
>> person and to a catch all mailbox which is then input into our systems.
>>
>> I was wondering if it would be possible so that when an email is
>> received to this format of address it automatically determines where to
>> send it as follows
>>
>> An email comes into joe.bloggs.sa...@xxxxxxxxxxx this then gets split so
>> that it is delivered to joe.blo...@xxxxxxxxxxx and also
>> s...@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> I think that i have figured out how to rewrite to the second address but
>> how can I get it to send it to the new address as well. I was hoping
>> there would be a way of doing this automatically so that we don't have
>> to setup these addresses for every new starter and they apply on a
>> global basis.
>>
>> Hopefully that explains better what I am after.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Lee
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