you do this type of username mapping in sendmail (or equivalent) not in cyrus.
in sendmail look at the virtusertable feture and with it you can set the type of mapping you are describing. now you may be able to do something like this in sieve, I haven't looked, but other then that there is no way to do the user mapping at this layer. David Lang On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Chris Gilbert wrote: > Hi, > > I've just setup a system running cyrus for my own use (it's installed and > seems to be running fine 8). > > However I've got a problem with unknown users. Having come from picking up > mail via POP and I'm now switching to imap, I could could create new accounts > on the fly, as they all turned up in the same POP box on my isp's server. > Basically anything to @paradox.demon.co.uk would get to me, so I took > advantage of this. > > The problem is I can't see an easy way to allow unknown user mails to turn up > in a mailbox somewhere, rather than get bounced back to the sender. Does > anyone know of a way to do this in sendmail or cyrus? > > Note I've only just joined the list, but I did check the archives and > couldn't see anything relevant (most posts to do with unknown users were to > do with making sure the mails were bounced) > > Thanks, > Chris > > >
