RE: Could not connect to SMTP host

[John Hornsby]

> you could match messages intended for @aol.com 
> domains, and route them through a different instance of 
> RemoteDelivery.

I'd wondered about that option but wasn't sure how to trap those.

How do I trap those exactly?


I assume RecipientIs needs an exact match so this wouldn't work:
        <mailet match="RecipientIs = @aol.com" class="RemoteDelivery">


So do I need to use one of the new regex matchers?, eg:

<mailet match="HasMailAttributeWithValueRegex=name, [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
class="RemoteDelivery">

If so what would "name" (the Mail Attribute) be?   "To"??

Thanks again,

John Hornsby

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