Goran Jovanovic wrote:
If I do the aliases thing what happens if a mail message is addressed to
someone who has an alias and someone who does not? Will it go through
for the one that does?
To be honest, I don't know what iMail would do. If the sending MTA sends the messages to one address at a time (in the SMTP envelope), this isn't an issue -- it goes to the good address, and the bad one is rejected. If the sending MTA uses multiple addresses in the envelope, I don't know whether or not iMail refuses the entire message if one address in the envelope is bad.
One (admittedly ugly) work-around, if this is a chronic problem, would be to set up a 'nobody' alias for that domain, and set up the destination account to automatically delete messages that come in. This is not a good solution, though, because it opens you up for an effective DOS dictionary attack.
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