Most of you are going to say that this is cake, well check out my situation.
Our company has a registered domain name company.com. We have asked the
administrators at our ISP to forward all mail to company.com to our isp
account. Basically *(_at_)company(_dot_)com ! user(_at_)isp, I think...
We then us a linux box to go and fetch the mail down and use procmail to
distribute the mail to all the users on the Linux system.
so if mail is to bubb(_at_)company(_dot_)com it goes into user(_at_)isp
mailbox, then we
fetch and procmail sends it to bubba(_at_)local(_dot_)net(_dot_) The internal
Domain name
(local.net) used is not the same as the registered one. so i run into
problems if I just say
*^TO user(_at_)local(_dot_)net
! email(_at_)elsewhere
Because it is using the root account (Don't yell I know) to send the mail
out. So its return address is root(_at_)local(_dot_)net which doesn't resolve
so
doesn't get sent by my ISP's mail server.
if this is really easy I am sorry but I have tried everything and I am sure
that its buried somewhere I have not looked yet. Any Help would be
appreciated.