i have, it works nicely. except that it's less than ideal if you're trying
to automate the login/aliases creation process from a separate box whitout
too much hassle.
beside creating tons of gay php scripts (or whatever you prefer) that runs
on an apache server, the other solution is implementing an ssh client in
your controlling application... not quite an easy task (well, maybe easy,
but certainly not something you can do in a few minutes)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Constable" <mar...@renta.net>
To: <cour...@lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: [courier-users] "Best" method for forwarding mail, sendmail
virtualusertable
Rod Collen wrote:
Basically, I want to mimic sendmail's virtusertable so I can forward
mail
like this: john@domain_i_host.com to jo...@hotmail.com where john doesnt
exist as a user on my system.
I am using MySQL so it would be great if it could be done there, I
haven't
experiment with that yet but at a glance it doesn't look like that would
work.
One way is to create an alias@domain_i_host.com entry in your
MySQL table and a .courier-john file wherever the home directory
is and include the remote email address in that file. A .courier-default
is also needed, in this case, to redirect all other wildcard entries
to some other default user for this domain.
A simpler method might be to use "john@domain_i_host.com:
jo...@hotmail.com"
in an aliases file but I have not tested this.
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