I cannot speak to the first part, but the second part will need to be done carefully and you need to understand the ramifications...
By making all mail go to that box, the person distributing the email will have to do so WITHOUT using email. Otherwise when you try to distribute those emails, they will get trapped by the same filter. What I would suggest you do is set up 2 separate mail servers. An internal one and an external one. Do not set up the individual mailboxes on the external one, only have postmaster in place as the catchall, and have your MX record point to that one only. You can then set up a mail station that routes all of its "outgoing" mail to the internal server and when you forward the emails to the proper people they will all go to the internal server and to the users' mailboxes. Good Luck! W On Nov 9, 2007 4:36 AM, jose carlos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi > > I'm trying to make that all of the users that send a outgoing email it > will be send as [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I already make some research on the subject and i found that its necessary > to change the qmail-inject environment variables. > > I'm using pop before smtp for all users with auth. > > I already try to put a .qmail file in users box and try the follow manners > > 1º .qmail file > > | MAILNAME "xxxxxx" MAILHOST xxxxx MAILUSER xxxx QMAILINJECT f > > 2º .qmail file > > MAILNAME "xxxxxx" > > MAILHOST xxxxx > > MAILUSER xxxx > > QMAILINJECT f > > and nothing works.... really need help.... Someone knows how to set this > up and what's my mistake > > another mater.... in the other hand i need that the all incoming email as > to be block for the direct user box...so it can be taken by a [EMAIL > PROTECTED] forward to users and not send direct to them... >
