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On 18/09/12 12:00, Gibbs wrote:
IIRC exchange(hoch spit) can do this quite easily itself - you can look for strings in the subject and or body text and use those to direct a message to a particular account/directory. The sendall account depends on their ISP mail setup ( will it allow from: of anyone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) Putting postfix in the way just makes things difficult if they are only ever using exchange.I am struggling to find the proper search terms for this...Someone is using an Exchange server to manage all of their email accounts locally. I have set up a catch-all on Postfix that they can use to receive and manage their email. The area I am struggling with is sending. Their Exchange server uses Postfix to send email using the same catch-all account.The problem I have is how do you route/map emails that are all coming from the same account? How can an email from catchall@xxxxxxxxxx be sent as somebodyelse@xxxxxxxxxx?I don't expect an answer if anybody could provide me with a search term that would be great. Everything I have come across involves Postfix *using* a smart host as opposed to actually being one itself for a specific domain.Cheers, Gibbs
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