On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 06:53:29PM +0200, Ray Davis wrote:
> A customer wants a mail relay for testing to SAP applications.
> It should take all relayed email and save it to a local mailbox
> (or forward it to another email address) - but it should not actually
> send the emails further to the recipient.
Does it have to be a "mailbox"? How do they intend to access the
data? Another option might be to just "HOLD" the mail.
> I know that sender_bcc_map can take car of saving the emails,
> but how can I keep the server from sending the mail further? I
> need an all_emails_from_sender_go_to_dev_null option? ;)
If sender_bcc_maps generates an address with an inaccessible domain
(foo@virtual.invalid, or some such), and that domain is in routed
via transport_maps to the virtual(8) delivery agent (though
virtual_mailbox_domains remains empty), then you can set:
mydestination =
virtual_mailbox_domains =
virtual_mailbox_maps = ... address to mailbox table ...
... configure virtual uid and git ...
local_transport = error:5.1.2 Mailbox unavailable
virtual_transport = error:5.1.2 Mailbox unavailable
relay_transport = discard:silently
default_transport = discard:silently
This assumes that all mail is to be handled this way. If for just
specific recipient domains, then route just those domains to the
discard transport:
transport:
virtual.invalid virtual
example.com discard:silently
--
Viktor.
