Re: Sending all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null

The Green Avenger writes: > I tried the # solution, but it does not seem to work. The problem I'm > having is that all mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is landing in > /home/user2/Maildir/new. I want it to be rerouted to /dev/null instead. Have you sent a HUP signal to qmail-send, or restarted

Re: Sending all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null

I tried the # solution, but it does not seem to work. The problem I'm having is that all mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is landing in /home/user2/Maildir/new. I want it to be rerouted to /dev/null instead. -Marc == Seen on /.:

Re: Sending all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null

I'm not using a users/assign file, and user2's .qmail file is owned by user2...typo. -Marc == Seen on /.: If Bill Gates had a nickel for every time Windows crashed... ..oh wait, he does. ===

Re: Sending all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null

On Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 07:55:01PM -0700, The Green Avenger wrote: > I am having trouble configuring qmail to sent all mail to a 3rd level > domain to /dev/null. After reading the FAQ and experimenting some, here's > what I've done: > > /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains > > some.otherdomain.co

Re: Sending all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null

The Green Avenger writes: > I am having trouble configuring qmail to sent all mail to a 3rd level > domain to /dev/null. After reading the FAQ and experimenting some, here's > what I've done: > > /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains > > some.otherdomain.com:user1 > good.mydomain.com:user2

Sending all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null

Hello, I am having trouble configuring qmail to sent all mail to a 3rd level domain to /dev/null. After reading the FAQ and experimenting some, here's what I've done: /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains some.otherdomain.com:user1 good.mydomain.com:user2 bad.mydomain.com:user2-bad /home/user2/.