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Default Address overrides Account Level Filters
cPanel Version 11.24.4-RELEASE, build 36167
I'm trying to add a filter to forward everything that's sent to "myusername.foo@mydomain.me.uk" (where 'foo' can be any alphanumeric sequence). To do this, I've set up an account level filter: Code:
Rules: [To] [Begins with] [philpem.] Actions: [Redirect to email] [<my email here>] If I send mail from the server to 'myusername.foo@mydomain.me.uk', then the mail is passed along successfully. If I attempt to send that same email from (say) Gmail to the same address, it's bounced with the error I set under Default Address (550 No such person here). If I run a mail trace, I get one red-bordered box: Code:
virtual_aliases via virtual_aliases router forced address failure I've been into WHM and re-saved the Exim config, but this hasn't made any difference. I'm tempted to force a cPanel and Exim upgrade but this seems a bit of a "sledgehammer to crack a nut" solution to the problem... Can anyone offer any assistance with this issue? Thanks, Phil. |
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