"Brett Randall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am currently using ~alias/.qmail-default to route all locally
>undeliverable mail to another host which will know how to deliver it, via
>the following line:
>| forward "$LOCAL"@mail.hillsong.com
>However, I would prefer to route the mail through mail.hillsong.com instead
>of forward it to there (so that users don't get e-mail addressed to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED], but addressed to whoever the original recipient
>was)...does anyone know how I can do this?
Yeah: do exactly what you're doing; "forward" doesn't rewrite headers.
>And a lot of large attachments
>will be sent over this link, so should I use qmtp rather than smtp and is
>anyone willing to give me a brief rundown of how to set it up if so? Thanks!
QMTP is not currently very easy to use. The only QMTP client I'm aware
of maildirqmtp from serialmail, which requires queueing to a
maildir. I think you'll be fine with SMTP.
-Dave
