I BELIEVE this may be possible using the dot-forward package. Using a
.forward file, you should be able to forward to multiple addresses,
including the current one without creating a loop (I have done this before
in sendmail, and presume the same is true for the dot-forward package, but
it has been a while...)
Brett
Manager
InterPlanetary Solutions
http://ipsware.com/
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Neil D. Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 8:11 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Double Forwarding
>
>
> Hi List,
>
> I have a little problem with creating a double alias. The situation is
> the following: I have a mail server running qmail, which holds normal
> mail boxes for POP3 clients, it also holds virtual domains which get
> forwarded to local mail boxes for POP3 clients and it also has mail
> queue´s for domains. The problem is that one of my clients wants to have
> redirected his email address to a) his mail box & b) his mail queue. The
> local email addresses would be "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and his mail queue would
> be "@domain.es" for example. He wants me to have "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" go to
> his mail queue and also go to his "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". I created a file
> in the home directory for the mail queue called ".qmail-user". Inside
> this file I have placed "&[EMAIL PROTECTED]", so this part works. Right
> now, mail sent to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" does not go to the mail queue but
> goes to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". How could I duplicate this so that it also
> goes to the mail queue ? I can´t place "&[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the
> ".qmail-user" file because it would loop. Any ideas as to what I can do
> ?
>
> Thanks, and much respect !
>
> Neil
>
