Hello;
I was wondering if i was setting up the catch all correclty. For some reason it is not catching all of the emails:
Here is part of my SMTPD.cfg file:
###############################################################################
# SMTP Relay Configuration
# ########################
#
# For details please see Scalix Overview - Security
#
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Relay Configuration
# ###################
#
# EXTENSIONS These extensions will be advertised by the EHLO reply
# DOMAIN_NAME Local host FQDN
# LOCAL_NAMES Local aliases of DOMAIN_NAME
# MAX_HOP_COUNT If the number of Received: header lines in a message sent to
# the relay exceed this number then the message will be
# rejected by the relay. The default value is zero and any
# non-positive value is interpreted as infinity. The default
# value means that no loop detection is done by the relay,
# any loop detection will only be done by sendmail.
# GREETING This is the text after the 220 on the connection
# greeting line some tokens can be used:
# %F - FQDN, %P - protocol, %N program name,
# %V - version, %D date
# LISTEN Comma separated host:port to listen to eg.
# LISTEN=mail.example.com:25,10.100.100.1:smtp
#
CATCH @ DOMAIN.COM CATCHALL@DOMAIN.COM
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LISTEN=domain.net:10025
#LISTEN=127.0.0.1:10025
EXTENSIONS=AUTH,DSN,8BITMIME
# Uncomment the following lines to enable the Submission and LMTP listeners
#SUBMIT=ON
#LMTP=ON
###############################################################################
# Catch-all recipients
# ####################
#
# Catch-all recipients are for catching email sent to unknown users, instead
# of non-delivering the email. More than one CATCH line can be used.
#
# CATCH PATTERN RECIPIENT
#
# PATTERN can be:
# user* - any unknown address starting with user
# @domain.com - any unknown address in domain.com
# user*@domain.com - any unknown user starting with user in domain.com
# RECIPIENT
# this is the recipient email address to redirect the email to. It can
# be local or remote, but is subject to any relay rules if remote.
#
# Authentication and Anti-Spamming Measures
# #########################################
#
#
Thanks;