Hello,
I work for an ISP in Philadelphia, and we're trying to move away from
Sendmail into a QMail / Maildir environment. Everything on our test
machine is working fine, except for what we call "sendmail exceptions."
For example, say the MX record for foo.com is set to our mailserver. We
add foo.com to Sendmail's /etc/sendmail.cw file and we can accept mail for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] for local users.
We also have a method of making sendmail exceptions, where for example,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] will go to a local user, or [EMAIL PROTECTED] will go to a
remote user.
Basically, I need to figure out how to do this with qmail:
- Recieve message
- Check against a list of exceptions. If exception for destination
address exists, send it to the target of the exception.
- Attempt local delivery
- bounce if local username not found.
I've been hammering at this for a few days and thought I would ask. Any
ideas?
-Andy Smith
DCANet
