Multiple domains on JAMES (sales(@)xyz.com and sales(@)abc.com )

[James User <ja...@athletechs.com>]

I originally tried submitting this question with actual email addresses 
but it got kicked back with:  552 spam score (6.1) exceeded threshold.  
I am assuming this was due to the use of email addresses in the subject 
and body so I changed the syntax of the email addresses.

It is pretty easy to get JAMES to accept email for both addresses:  
sales(@)xyz.com and sales(@)abc.com, but how do I configure JAMES to put 
the emails to sales(@)xyz.com into one mailbox and emails to 
sales(@)abc.com in a different mailbox/user account?

On other SMTP servers I could create accounts such as abc_sales and 
xyz_sales and then create a forward rule to forward mail to 
sales(@)abc.com > abc_sales and mail to sales(@)xys.com > xyz_sales.

I am able to create the user accounts but I cannot figure out how to do 
the forwarding logic.  Would this be done in a mailet/matcher or via 
JAMES Administrative command such as setalias and setforwarding?

Thanks in advance for your help!
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Re: Multiple domains on JAMES (sales(@)xyz.com and sales(@)abc.com )

[Kim Albee <mt...@gmail.com>]

Where can I find the examples on forwarding and setting up the VUT?

On Fri, Jan 11, 2008 at 3:46 PM, Noel J. Bergman <no...@devtech.com> wrote:

> > It is pretty easy to get JAMES to accept email for both addresses:
> > sales(@)xyz.com and sales(@)abc.com, but how do I configure JAMES
> > to put the emails to sales(@)xyz.com into one mailbox and emails to
> > sales(@)abc.com in a different mailbox/user account?
>
> Just like you did with the other servers: create two mailboxes and use a
> virtual user table (VUT) to map each SMTP address to a local mailbox.
>
> > On other SMTP servers I could create accounts such as abc_sales and
> > xyz_sales and then create a forward rule to forward mail to
> > sales(@)abc.com > abc_sales and mail to sales(@)xys.com > xyz_sales.
>
> Right, so create abc_sales and xyz_sales, and use a VUT to send
> sales@abc.com to abc_sales, and sales@xyz.com to xyz_sales.  You could
> even
> get clever with regex patterns if you have a consistent naming convention.
> See the examples that come with JAMES.
>
>        --- Noel
>
>
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RE: Multiple domains on JAMES (sales(@)xyz.com and sales(@)abc.com )

["Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>]

> It is pretty easy to get JAMES to accept email for both addresses:
> sales(@)xyz.com and sales(@)abc.com, but how do I configure JAMES
> to put the emails to sales(@)xyz.com into one mailbox and emails to
> sales(@)abc.com in a different mailbox/user account?

Just like you did with the other servers: create two mailboxes and use a
virtual user table (VUT) to map each SMTP address to a local mailbox.

> On other SMTP servers I could create accounts such as abc_sales and
> xyz_sales and then create a forward rule to forward mail to
> sales(@)abc.com > abc_sales and mail to sales(@)xys.com > xyz_sales.

Right, so create abc_sales and xyz_sales, and use a VUT to send
sales@abc.com to abc_sales, and sales@xyz.com to xyz_sales.  You could even
get clever with regex patterns if you have a consistent naming convention.
See the examples that come with JAMES.

	--- Noel



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