i tried it. it works perfectly! and so simple too.. (if you know the material, i guess...) thanks a lot Dave!! (for the archive i'll post the contents of .qmail-default) ---------------------------SNIPSNIPSNIP---------------------------------- mailer# cat .qmail-default /popboxes/domain1/user1/Maildir |bouncesaying 'This address no longer accepts mail.' ---------------------------SNIPSNIPSNIP---------------------------------- Haim -----Original Message----- From: Dave Sill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 5:01 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Forward on Bounce חיים הלפרן <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >you mean that if i enter the following: >=domain1-user1:...:/popboxes/domain1/user1 >=domain1-user2:...:/popboxes/domain1/user2 >+domain1:.../popboxes/domain1/user1 > >this will forward all mail for domain1 that is not for user1 nor user2, to >user1 >right? >will it also bounce the message? Let's use complete assign entries, like: =domain1-user1:vpop:99:99:/popboxes/domain1/user1:: =domain1-user2:vpop:99:99:/popboxes/domain1/user2:: +domain1:vpop:99:99:/popboxes/domain1/user1:-: Now, /popboxes/domain1/user1/.qmail-default will catch all other domain1 addresses except user1 and user2. It won't bounce the messages unless the .qmail-default tells it to, e.g., via "bouncesaying". -Dave
