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On 4 Feb 00, at 11:43, Puck wrote:
> The original sender and recipient must stay intact, that's the
> problem!
Is that really neccessary?
> Is there a solution?
Sure there is. You need two qmail installations for that
(edit conf-home, and recompile/reinstall).
The "main" installation has n-online.de as virtual domain. The virtual
domain .qmail files look like
.qmail-specialuser:
|/var/qmail2/bin/forward "$USER@$HOST"
.qmail-default
some-local-delivery-command
The second qmail installation has n-online.de in smtproutes. It
does not listen on port25 - therefore it doesn't need rcpthosts and
stuff. You need to care about bounces of locally generated
messages (otherwise qmail complains about "I am the best A or
MX but the domain is not in my locals").
You can even avoid the Delivered-To: header line for the forwarded
message by changing the invocation to
|env DTLINE="" /var/qmail2/bin/forward "$USER@$HOST"
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