Hi,
Let' s assume I have 3 virtual users A, B and X on my domain
I want to receive mail for all of them. No problem, that's easy to set up.
But now, suppose some one (locally or non-locally) sends a mail to user
C that does not exist (nor virtual nor as a account). I want my set-up
to be able to deliver it to user X. Basically, I want X to receive all
the mails that were sent to my domain, but not to an existing virtual user.
Is there a way to achieve that?
You have a virtual <table>. Just do this:
a@mydomain user_a
b@mydomain user_b
@mydomain user_x
You even can write
@ user_x
to receive absolutely everything.
> And more generally, is that a good idea?
Some bosses like it, so a potential customer email doesn't get lost
because of a typo. But X will most likely only ever receive spam.
Do it and make your own experience :-)
