Some public mail systems, (icloud.com, gmail.com and others) have this great feature where you can use multiple aliases for only one real email address. eg: [email protected] gets delivered to [email protected] regardless of what is typed in for the tag, ie: after the + sign.
This can be very useful for tracking 'who-sold-my-email-address' or using filtering in a mail client to manage mail (All mail sent to [email protected] is auto-filed in a folder called eBay)
I would like to set this capability up on my Syno mail server. I found this article online relating to how to do this in Postfix.
I understand that main.cf is located in /var/packages/MailServer/target/etc, but I am wondering if anyone has tried this on a Synology NAS?
What about /var/packages/MailServer/target/etc/template/main.template ? What is the relationship between main.cf and main.template?
In another post about implementing a catch-address fredbert also mentioned /var/packages/MailServer/target/scripts/DaemonConfSet.sh so would that have to apply here too?
Any help will be appreciated.
This can be very useful for tracking 'who-sold-my-email-address' or using filtering in a mail client to manage mail (All mail sent to [email protected] is auto-filed in a folder called eBay)
I would like to set this capability up on my Syno mail server. I found this article online relating to how to do this in Postfix.
I understand that main.cf is located in /var/packages/MailServer/target/etc, but I am wondering if anyone has tried this on a Synology NAS?
What about /var/packages/MailServer/target/etc/template/main.template ? What is the relationship between main.cf and main.template?
In another post about implementing a catch-address fredbert also mentioned /var/packages/MailServer/target/scripts/DaemonConfSet.sh so would that have to apply here too?
Any help will be appreciated.