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Re: Routing by sender

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Subject: Re: Routing by sender
From: Maurice Lucas <mslucas@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 14:54:26 +0100
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Philip Wigg wrote:

On 11/3/05, Maurice Lucas <mslucas@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Install 2 instances of qmail and use 1 on the public IP.
Play with /etc/tcp.smtp and QMAILQUEUE for injecting in the right
qmail instance


Thanks for your reply. I don't think I understand. The email needs to
be routed depending on the envelope sender. I don't know how to make a
rule in /etc/tcp.stmp based on anything other than the originating IP
addresses. How would what you describe work?


Forget it It won't work....
More coffee might work for me

Take a quick look at mailfront (untroubled.org) in the mailrules database you could do special things depending on sender. But if it could help you I don't know on the moment.

I will first take a break.
Met vriendelijke groet,

Maurice Lucas
TAOS-IT

References:
- Routing by sender
  - From: Philip Wigg
- Re: Routing by sender
  - From: Maurice Lucas
- Re: Routing by sender
  - From: Philip Wigg

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