Ben Kennedy writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote at 7:07 AM (-0400) on 8/10/11:>> That's an interesting and clever approach. Would this properly pass >through >> ad hoc local-part extensions, e.g. for mail addressed to user- >> someth...@example.com -> user-someth...@mailhost.example.com? > >No, it wouldn't. Well, that rules out that approach, then. thanks,
Well, it depends on how much work you want to do.If there's only a handful of email addresses in that domain, you can set it up as a virtual domain, which simply maps it to a local mailbox, and you set up forwarding addresses via .courier files. With a careful arrangement of .courier-x-default files, and with careful usage of environment variable, you should be able to craft fairly sophisticated forwarding rules.
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