Jean-Christophe Boggio writes:
Ok, I think I clearly see my mistakes.I wonder if I can have the following behaviour : - I have some real accounts on thefreecat.org and I want them delivered normally. - I want unknown accounts for thefreecat.org delivered to a catchall. This way, when I register myself on, say, toyota.com, I will give them the address toy...@thefreecat.org If I start receiving SPAM on this address I will simply blacklist it (with an alias pointing to the bofh-spamtrap "account") I don't want to manually create a .courier-toyota for every single address of this sort. - On other domains, I want a "normal" behaviour with "User xxx unknown".I used to have the first 2 points working with a /etc/courier/aliasdir/.courier-defaultredirecting to my address but it was a global catchall-for-every-domain. Thanks for your patience and help,
Just set up all domains as virtual domains. Install a .courier-default file for whatever domains you want to have a domain-specific catchall.
To disable an individual address, put "spamtrap" in the bofh file, see the courier man page for a description.
But it's easier just to have a separate domain, that does not have a domain- wide default, for throwaway addresses. You should set up a subdomain, public.thefreecat.org, with its own MX record pointing to your server, and set it up without a domain-wide default, then just list the individual mailboxes you want to exist in this domain.
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