How do I fix it?

Post #319,110 by drook 12/24/09 2:31:12 PM Reply	How do I fix it? Do I need to set up an actual user for the mail server to report? Kind of defeats the purpose of having multiple aliases delivered to a single account. -- Drew
Post #319,112 by boxley 12/24/09 2:37:32 PM Reply	Re: How do I fix it? its not broken working as designed. Multiple aliases foo@bar.com bawb@bar.com cheech@bar.com all sharing the same mailboxid single delivery point so they look like real users but deliver to one box
Post #319,116 by drook 12/24/09 4:07:18 PM Reply	More words please I'm sending from foo@domain.com. That's not a real address, it's an alias that delivers to bar@domain.com. The bounces I'm getting seem to be saying the problem is that foo@domain.com doesn't exist. If that's as designed, in other words of the receiving system should reject anything sent from an alias, then I need to not use an alias. Is that what the bounce messages are saying? If it matters, it's not an explicit alias. I have *@domain.com delivered to the main inbox. -- Drew
Post #319,124 by boxley 12/24/09 4:54:04 PM Reply	hmm does the alias need to receive mail? and what mail system are you using? sample ldif file (bad example but the important peice is mailboxid) mailbox:foo@bar.com, dc=bar dc=com mail from:foo@bar.com mailboxid=12345678 passwd:foobar mailbox:drewk@bar.com, dc=bar dc=com mail from:foo@bar.com mailboxid=12345678 passwd foobar mailwill be delivered to mailboxid 12345678 when rcpt to: is either drewk or foo either alias can log in as themselves and see the same mail thanx, bill
Post #319,137 by drook 12/24/09 8:51:34 PM Reply	Dunno, I connect via IMAP I used the web interface to create a "catchall" address that gets everything that isn't to a named account. I've been sending from whatever name I want, because the return always goes the same place. If this causes problems with anti-spam measures, I'll need to look into what they actually use and how it's set up. -- Drew

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