On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 02:27:13AM -0500, SI Reasoning wrote:
I have office linked to the exchange server ip address in /etc/hosts.
However when I did that the exchange server did not recognize who it was
originally for, so if it was for si(_at_)office(_dot_)com it would appear in
exchange as an undeliverable address of office, instead of to
si(_at_)office(_dot_)com
That's because you have told procmail to deliver the message to the address
"office". "office" is the local part of the address, without a domain. You can
specify a local part without a host part, but you can not specify a host part
without a local part
I could not forward it to si(_at_)office(_dot_)com because that would cause a
loop
sending it back to this email server.
You need to forward it to user(_at_)exchangeserver(_dot_)office(_dot_)com, and
exchangeserver.office.com needs to be configured to accept mail addressed to
users at host "exchangeserver.office.com".
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