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Yeah, I put "admin" and it worked. As the next filter, I also told it: "delete the message" because I didn't want it to try to resolve the domains and relay it.

That should help me a lot.

Thanks,

<p>Yeah, I put "admin" and it worked. As the next filter, I also told it: "delete the message" because I didn't want it to try to resolve the domains and relay it.</p><p>That should help me a lot.</p><p>Thanks, </p>

Hi,

 I'm developing a mass mailing script using PHP and I'm using Mercury/32 as my local mail server for testing purposes. It would help me a lot if I were able to configure Mercury so that it would catch-all/redirect/forward/route/ all mail including invalid email addresses, external mail, and non-local mail to a single account: admin@localhost

I attempted a few things to accomplish this. In the core module, I setup DM=admin to receive all email for localhost users. Then I went to mercury.ini and in the [rewrite] section, knowing nothing about the subject, I wrote: *: localhost.

 Now admin@localhost is able to catch all emails for the localhost domain, but I also want to catch all emails going to any other domain, like, adfasf.com, and that I still haven't been able to accomplish.

Could someone please point me in the right direction?

 Thanks a lot,

<p>Hi,</p><p> I'm developing a mass mailing script using PHP and I'm using Mercury/32 as my local mail server for testing purposes. It would help me a lot if I were able to configure Mercury so that it would catch-all/redirect/forward/route/ all mail including invalid email addresses, external mail, and non-local mail to a single account: admin@localhost</p><p>I attempted a few things to accomplish this. In the core module, I setup DM=admin to receive all email for localhost users. Then I went to mercury.ini and in the [rewrite] section, knowing nothing about the subject, I wrote: *: localhost.</p><p> Now admin@localhost is able to catch all emails for the localhost domain, but I also want to catch all emails going to any other domain, like, adfasf.com, and that I still haven't been able to accomplish.</p><p>Could someone please point me in the right direction?</p><p> Thanks a lot, </p>

Could someone please point me in the right direction?

A Mercury/32 "always" filter can do this for inbound and outbound mail.  I copy all mail to the archive user in this manner.

 

<blockquote>Could someone please point me in the right direction?</blockquote><p>A Mercury/32 "always" filter can do this for inbound and outbound mail.  I copy all mail to the archive user in this manner.</p><p>  </p>

I went to "filtering rules" and I choose "global rules". Then added an "always trigger" and selected "forward message" (there's also "copy message") from the drop down list. But I didn't know what to put for the parameter, so I put down admin@localhost. That didn't help. What should I do?

I went to "filtering rules" and I choose "global rules". Then added an "always trigger" and selected "forward message" (there's also "copy message") from the drop down list. But I didn't know what to put for the parameter, so I put down admin@localhost. That didn't help. What should I do?

I went to "filtering rules" and I choose "global rules". Then added an

"always trigger" and selected "forward message" (there's also "copy

message") from the drop down list. But I didn't know what to put for

the parameter, so I put down admin@localhost. That didn't help. What

should I do?

That should work is you just use ADMIN or admin@localhost IF the domain localhost is in the domains list.  That said, I use the following filter.

 Always Copy "@c:\\pmail\\mail\\archive"

In this case a copy of the message is written to the directory specified and I run as user "ARCHIVE" to see the mail.

 

<blockquote>I went to "filtering rules" and I choose "global rules". Then added an "always trigger" and selected "forward message" (there's also "copy message") from the drop down list. But I didn't know what to put for the parameter, so I put down admin@localhost. That didn't help. What should I do?</blockquote><p>That should work is you just use ADMIN or admin@localhost IF the domain localhost is in the domains list.  That said, I use the following filter.</p><p> Always Copy "@c:\\pmail\\mail\\archive"</p><p>In this case a copy of the message is written to the directory specified and I run as user "ARCHIVE" to see the mail.</p><p> </p>
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