PHWinfo - Afficher un message - Tricky config: Sendmail and mailertable for only one user

25/03/2008, 20h44

On 03/25/08 12:21, lpacor@gmail.com wrote:
> Now my question to the group: is there any configuration (a
> mailertable or some other entry) which would allow SERVER2 to deliver
> the mails @difficult.domain only for one user to SERVER1 and for the
> rest to the smtp server of my ISP? Is this possible at all?

Search the recent archives of this news group. I believe I recently saw
(read: briefly skimmed) a thread about having Mailertable route messages
for individual recipients rather than domains.

I don't know if it is possible or not, but you may be able to do
something where the more specific match (difficult user) is found first
followed by the less specific match (difficult domain) is found last.
Have the more specific match route the messages to difficult user to
SERVER1 while routing the remainder of the messages to your ISP.

> Any would be very much appreciated since I have tried all I
> could but I am still stuck ...

I have not tested any of this. This is just where I would look to try
what you are asking to do.

If you are unable to have both more specific and less specific matches,
you may have to have more specific matches for each recipient, one
pointing to SERVER1 and the rest pointing to your ISP.

Of course, there is also LDAP routing that you can use to route messages.

Grant. . . .

25/03/2008, 20h44	#2
Grant Taylor Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Tricky config: Sendmail and mailertable for only one user On 03/25/08 12:21, lpacor@gmail.com wrote: > Now my question to the group: is there any configuration (a > mailertable or some other entry) which would allow SERVER2 to deliver > the mails @difficult.domain only for one user to SERVER1 and for the > rest to the smtp server of my ISP? Is this possible at all? Search the recent archives of this news group. I believe I recently saw (read: briefly skimmed) a thread about having Mailertable route messages for individual recipients rather than domains. I don't know if it is possible or not, but you may be able to do something where the more specific match (difficult user) is found first followed by the less specific match (difficult domain) is found last. Have the more specific match route the messages to difficult user to SERVER1 while routing the remainder of the messages to your ISP. > Any would be very much appreciated since I have tried all I > could but I am still stuck ... I have not tested any of this. This is just where I would look to try what you are asking to do. If you are unable to have both more specific and less specific matches, you may have to have more specific matches for each recipient, one pointing to SERVER1 and the rest pointing to your ISP. Of course, there is also LDAP routing that you can use to route messages. Grant. . . .