Dale Schuster wrote:
I am having a hard time conceptualizing a solution to this project. I
am
using a postfix SMTP server to relay mail for three separate domains.
This
server will be the entry point to our network and should relay messages
addressed to "<anyone>@official.domain.com
<http://official.domain.com>" to another SMTP mail hub for
delivery. It should also collect e-mail addressed to two other
deprecated
domains, notify the sender that the domain name has changed, and also
deliver the message to the same SMTP mail hub for delivery. The
delivered
messages should include a tag in the body informing the recipient that
this message was addressed to the old (soon-to-be invalid) address.
The
message bounced back to the sender should NOT contain the new address or
domain name, but a generic message to contact
postmaster(_at_)official(_dot_)domain(_dot_)com
<mailto:postmaster(_at_)official(_dot_)domain(_dot_)com>.
Check: http://lipas.uwasa.fi/~ts/info/proctips.html#newaddr for an approach.
Obviously, you will change the auto-reply text accordingly, but other
thanthat, I think this will be close to what you want.
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