catch-all account per domain

[satish patel]

Dear All

 I have setup qmail-ldap and i need catch-all account per 
domain like [EMAIL PROTECTED]   user is whatever xyz, abc but the domain name 
is example.com mails goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] single account i dont know how 
much users in example.com domain but every mails come for [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- 
 goes to--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ( hard account )  how to setup this thing

is it possible through ~/alias directory or dot-qmail file 


$ cat ~/satish/url.txt  

http://www.linuxbug.org
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Re: catch-all

[Nicolas de Bari Embriz Garcia Rojas]

Hi, you just need to add the attribute mailAlternetAddress to the  
user that you want to catch all the email


mailAlternateAddress: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

After doing that all the email that goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will be  
catched by the [EMAIL PROTECTED] that has the catchall attribute.


also you can use it in this way: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and all  
the email that goes to user-* will  be catched to the email account  
that has that attribute, this is useful for using a mailing list just  
like ezmlm



hope this can give you an idea on the catchall feature, there maybe  
other ways to use it but this are the ones that I use more frequently


regards

On Jan 7, 2006, at 5:11 AM, pinoyskull wrote:


hi,

im fairly new to qmail-ldap and i wanted to know how to use  
catchall feature.


thank you.

Catch all

[Jose Javier Sianes Ruiz]

Is there any way to configure, using qmail ldap atributes or any other 
qmail files, that all emails submited from a specific domain could be 
redirected to an email account? For example, a bad man send me a 
phishing email from [EMAIL PROTECTED] , I would like this 
email could be redirected to an specific email, for example 
[EMAIL PROTECTED], instead of destination email (To:). And I want 
that if this badboy later send me another email using 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to another destination email, also be 
redirected to the same destination email, [EMAIL PROTECTED] .  I 
know that using a MDA could be configured, but I dont want to include an 
extra MDA if it isn't necesary. Thanks.

mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]