> Now, when someone sends mail, it WILL be validated by the Imail
> server. If an alias does not exist, it can be rejected. If it does
> exist, the mail will be processed by Declude and eventually it will
> be forwarded to the "incoming.domain.com"...
We have indeed built applications that automatically do this kind of
"smart MX" thing in much the same way using IMail alone.
What would be great about MS SMTP and ORF in this situation is that
you could set up as many LDAP subdomains as you want, one for each
IMail domain, and push the IMail info into LDAP using CSVDE/LDIFDE. If
you have ODBC tables for each domain, a SQL > CSV > CSVDE flow should
be very straightforward. Haven't done it, though.
--Sandy
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Cypress Integrated Systems, Inc.
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