Mail-distribution based on To: CC: BCC:

[Hendrikus Postma]

I use an ISP and catch all mail into the default@mydomain.com, I'm not 24 hours on-line so I download/send the emails every hour using a dial-up connection.

On my NT server I just installed one application IAmailserver who distribute all incomming mail to de local emailaddresses based on the information in the TO: CC: and BCC: header.

Now I'm using as intranet server openSuSE as server with ISPConfig on top.... but still the NT server for the email because I can't found out how to create similar distribution.

I'm running Fetchmail, Courier-Imap, Postfix, procmail...... it confuses me... witch application can distribute the mail I receive from default@mydomain.com automaticly to the email accounts I create in ISPConfig. When their is no match just to the postmaster.....

Hendrikus

[falko]

You can fetch the mails from your ISP with fetchmail. I'm not sure how to split up the mails from the catchAll account - I think there once was a thread about this in this forum but I can't find it now...

[Hendrikus Postma]

Hi Falko, thanks for your reply.... maybe you mentioned my treat one year ago, I had a look to fetchmail, it doesn't solf the maildistribution or I have to edit all email forwards manual.

It's strange that one simple windows application can handle all mail fuctionality http://www.cdsis.nl/iafeatures.html compare to the bunch of applications we need in Linux......

Do you have any experiance with exim or xmail ? do you think this applications can solve my problem?

I use ISPConfig very succesfull in a intranet/extranet sollutions... I don't like the windows system beside it only doing the mailhandeling...

[till]

I think you can do this with fetchmail + exim, exim is really flexible to configure.