Another interesting question...

I am trying to leverage alias.cfg to route messages from "alias" addresses, for example, dmarc@caughtinadream.com, to route to an external e-mail address. I have alias.cfg configured as such:

dmarc@* external@domain.com
postmaster@* external@domain.com

These messages are getting bounced as no user exists by those names with SBBS.

Thoughts?

Dream Master

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Re: alias.cfg
By: Dream Master to All on Mon Jan 18 2021 12:19 am

Another interesting question...

I am trying to leverage alias.cfg to route messages from "alias" addresses, for example, dmarc@caughtinadream.com, to route to an external e-mail address. I have alias.cfg configured as such:

dmarc@* external@domain.com
postmaster@* external@domain.com

These messages are getting bounced as no user exists by those names with SBBS.

Thoughts?

The alias.cfg file is used for destination of inbound SMTP message aliasing. If you want to modify "from" (sender) names or addresses for inbound SMTP, you'd have to use an external mail processor (see exec/mailproc_example.js).
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Re: alias.cfg
By: Digital Man to Dream Master on Mon Jan 18 2021 02:11 am

The alias.cfg file is used for destination of inbound SMTP message aliasing. If you want to modify "from" (sender) names or addresses for inbound SMTP, you'd have to use an external mail processor (see exec/mailproc_example.js).

Thank you. That is aiming me in the right direction.

Much appreciation!

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