RE: [courier-users] Original-Recipient

From: Bernd Wurst [mailto:bernd@bwurst.org]
>
> Am Mittwoch, 5. Oktober 2005 00:41 schrieb Sam Varshavchik:
> > The only thing you can do is to remove the alias, add a real
> > account in its place, and use a .courier file to forward mail to
> > the aliased address. This way you'll have a complete record of the
> > mail's path recorded in the headers.
>
> That's a (ugly) workaround for aliases, but it does not really work
> for virtually hosted domains. Any idea?

I agree that it's a workaround (ugly or not), but it should work for
virtual domains.

Sam said to add a real account, but it doesn't have to be a system
account, you can just as easily add a virtual account that forwards
the mail. The virtual account still has a homedir, so stick a .courier
file in there and redirect it.

I am doing this for quite a few users on my system. I generally use
the .mailfilter file to do it, but the concept is the same. Using the
..courier file is probably better since you don't have the maildrop
overhead.

Bowie


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