At 11:58 2006-08-01 -0700, Christopher Adams wrote:
So, I thought I would utilize Procmail to catch messages sent to the old
<mailto:listname(_at_)server1(_dot_)domain(_dot_)com>listname(_at_)server1(_dot_)domain(_dot_)com
address
and reply with a message like "This is no longer the correct address for
the list. Please post your message to
<mailto:listname(_at_)server2(_dot_)domain(_dot_)com>listname(_at_)server2(_dot_)domain(_dot_)com
.
Use the MTA to simply bounce a concise message (or URL) in response to
messages addressed to the now invalid address. No real need to involve
procmail, because at that point, you've actually accepted the message - if
you bounce at the MTA, it'll occur during the recupient addressing phase,
before the body of the message has been passed to your server.
Since there is other/non-list mail being sent to
<http://server1.domain.com>server1.domain.com, I can't
This is why I use a "lists.domain.tld" setup on my own servers. <g>
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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