Could this be an mx record piority thing?
Curtis
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Aaron Stone wrote:
> Sounds like Exchange is doing its greedy domain hog thing. Basically, if
> you tell Exchange to handle flexcheck.net, it will assume itself to be the
> destination for *.flexcheck.net, too. I'm actually no
Is everything on a windows box? You might try using a perl script and the
exchange odbc driver to pull the data from the exchange server. You could
also use the mapi interface as well.
Curtis
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Aaron Stone wrote:
> I'm working along those lines, allowing DBMail to read use
If i am logged into the dbmail imap server I can send to any dbmail account.
Also, I setup the exchange server to foward unknown mailboxes to dbmail, and
taht also works but only if I am first logged into dbmail imap.
I think the reason this is happening is because qmail tries to authenticate
In some email I received from lou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Mon, 24 Mar 2003
20:44:01 +,
wrote:
> This is not a dbmail error, if qmail was passing the message to dbmail,
> dbmail-smtp with
s/with/will
> compact. I`m like qmail, so i`m trying to merge the stuff, but in the
> meanwhile i use
In some email I received from "Kim Donaldson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Mon, 24
Mar 2003
20:08:03 +, wrote:
>
>
> Ok, here is my experience thus far. On nix i am using: dbmail, qmail, and
> squirrellmail.
> I can send to dbmail mailboxes if and ONLY if I first login to squirrelmail
> using t
Incidentally, I'm just about to implement this sort of "frontend" this
week using Postfix and a little shell script to send email to both
Exchange and DBMail, and run some spam filters, too. If it works out, then
I get to shoot the Exchange server in 2-4 months and be 100% dbmail :-)
Aaron
On Mo
Hello Aaron,
AS> I'm actually not sure how to work around this, but I'm sure
AS> there's an MSDN or KnowledgeBase article for it.
The fix is to put something in front of Exchange, and only give to
Exchange that which it rules over... It's also one of the better ways
to stop Exchange from being an
Sounds like Exchange is doing its greedy domain hog thing. Basically, if
you tell Exchange to handle flexcheck.net, it will assume itself to be the
destination for *.flexcheck.net, too. I'm actually not sure how to work
around this, but I'm sure there's an MSDN or KnowledgeBase article for it.
Aar
Ok, here is my experience thus far. On nix i am using: dbmail, qmail, and
squirrellmail.
I can send to dbmail mailboxes if and ONLY if I first login to squirrelmail
using the dbmail-imap server. If i login to the exchage server and send to a
mailbox on dbmail, it immediatly bounces back sayi
In some email I received from "Kim Donaldson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Mon, 24
Mar 2003
17:41:52 +, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone got exchange to foward mailboxes to dbmail? I would really like
> to have this type of setup. Thanks in advance.
What you mean by forward, message forward or excha
I'm working along those lines, allowing DBMail to read users out of the
Active Directory. Code has already been posted to the list a few months
ago :-) Right now, I'm working on support for forwarding contacts.
If you're not in the mood to completely replace exchange, though, I'd be
interested in
Hi,
Has anyone got exchange to foward mailboxes to dbmail? I would really like
to have this type of setup. Thanks in advance.
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