Perfect, works just fine.
Thanks Tracy!!!
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/07/04 05:16PM >>>
At 17:58 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Wouldn't this:
>"thequallsfamily.com"[TAB]"*"[TAB]"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" =3D
>[NEWLINE]
>actually sent all mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will XMail =
=3D
>only send it the message
Okey doke, I'll give it a shot, thanks!!
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/07/04 05:16PM >>>
At 17:58 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Wouldn't this:
>"thequallsfamily.com"[TAB]"*"[TAB]"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" =3D
>[NEWLINE]
>actually sent all mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will XMail =
=3D
>only send it the messages
At 17:58 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Wouldn't this:
>"thequallsfamily.com"[TAB]"*"[TAB]"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" =
>[NEWLINE]
>actually sent all mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will XMail =
>only send it the messages that it can't fine a real recipient for?
Assuming that line appears in aliases.tab, it will
Tracy:
Wouldn't this:
"thequallsfamily.com"[TAB]"*"[TAB]"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" =
[NEWLINE]
actually sent all mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will XMail =
only send it the messages that it can't fine a real recipient for?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/07/04 04:25PM >>>
At 17:13 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Ok
Thanks, I'll try the alias solution.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/07/04 04:25PM >>>
At 17:13 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Okay, is anyone aware of how to have all non-deliverable messages go to a =
=3D
>central account such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] so anything that is not =
=3D
>deliverable to a "valid"
At 17:13 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Okay, is anyone aware of how to have all non-deliverable messages go to a =
>central account such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] so anything that is not =
>deliverable to a "valid" user goes to this undeliverable account? This =
>way they can be looked at for errors su
Okay, is anyone aware of how to have all non-deliverable messages go to a =
central account such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] so anything that is not =
deliverable to a "valid" user goes to this undeliverable account? This =
way they can be looked at for errors such as typos and re-directed to the =
real
At 14:01 2/7/2004, Dale Qualls wrote:
>Wouldn't the backup simply give it back to the primary in the exact form =
>that it originally received it, hence the smtp relay? The backup is =
>actually accepting the message as (what seems to me) the primary would =
>then responding that the user doesn't
the primary was available and wouldn't ever have to handle
returning messages to sender or have frozen messages.
Bill
>--
>From: Dale Qualls[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 11:01 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [xmail] Re: und
Hiya Don, thanks for the info, and yeah, it's making it worse, but this =
was happening prior to mydoom.
Wouldn't the backup simply give it back to the primary in the exact form =
that it originally received it, hence the smtp relay? The backup is =
actually accepting the message as (what seems t
> Do you have the postmaster parameter in the server.tab file
> for primary
> server set to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm guessing here but I
> think what
> is happening is the primary server is bouncing the mail sent
> to "sales"
> using [EMAIL PROTECTED] as the Mail From value. Since the mail is
> usin
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