On 1/20/2011 10:48 AM, Andrea Scarso wrote:
Don't use FILTER for mail routing; it affects all recipients of a message.
Do use transport_maps entries to direct specific recipients to the correct
mail server.
# transport_maps
example.com smtp:[IP1]
u...@example.com smtp:[IP2]
I tried, but I
> Don't use FILTER for mail routing; it affects all recipients of a message.
>
> Do use transport_maps entries to direct specific recipients to the correct
> mail server.
>
> # transport_maps
> example.com smtp:[IP1]
> u...@example.com smtp:[IP2]
>
I tried, but I have to know all addresses.
Or i
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 05:34:52PM +0100, Andrea Scarso wrote:
> Hi,
> i need to make a configuration to send mails as below:
>
> u...@domain.com > IP1
> user.to...@domain.com > IP2
>
> So i added on transport_maps:
> domain.com smtp:[IP1]
>
> and on header_checks:
> /^to:.*\.town1@doma
On 1/20/2011 10:34 AM, Andrea Scarso wrote:
Hi,
i need to make a configuration to send mails as below:
u...@domain.com > IP1
user.to...@domain.com > IP2
So i added on transport_maps:
domain.com smtp:[IP1]
and on header_checks:
/^to:.*\.town1@domain\.com/ FILTER smtp:[IP2]
It's
Am 20.01.2011 17:34, schrieb Andrea Scarso:
Hi,
i need to make a configuration to send mails as below:
u...@domain.com > IP1
user.to...@domain.com > IP2
So i added on transport_maps:
domain.com smtp:[IP1]
and on header_checks:
/^to:.*\.town1@domain\.com/ FILTER smtp:[IP2]
It's
Hi,
i need to make a configuration to send mails as below:
u...@domain.com > IP1
user.to...@domain.com > IP2
So i added on transport_maps:
domain.com smtp:[IP1]
and on header_checks:
/^to:.*\.town1@domain\.com/ FILTER smtp:[IP2]
It's ugly, but it works... obviously EXCEPTS for mai
