On Wed, 2003-03-19 at 07:56, Rob Short wrote: > I have a client asking me to act as a sort of bypass for their mail. I > have spam and virus checking installed using spamassassin and trophie, > and need to forward all users that come in addressed to a certain domain > to another. They add and delete up to 20 users a day, but they don't > want to have to add and delete them on their server *and* on my server. > > i.e., I receive a mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED], and I need to forward it to > [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I can't have vpopmail look to see if > [EMAIL PROTECTED] exists on my server - it just needs to know that > "this.com" exists, and all users are valid for that domain. The client > will handle that on their mailserver when I forward them the mail. Is > there a way to do this with vpopmail? I'm using qmail with maildrop, > BTW.
You don't need vpopmail to forward domains, just add the domain in /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts and add a route in smtproutes: theirdomain.com:1.2.3.4 I do this at vfemail.net. (Of course, if you're not using qmail-scanner to call SpamAssassin and Trophie, the email won't get scanned.) Does the qmail-smtpd patch work for that kind of setup? No users would exist for that domain... Rick > > > Rob Short
