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[ILUG] mail duplicates

[ILUG] mail duplicates

Kevin Philp kevin at cybercolloids.net
Fri Mar 19 09:42:29 GMT 2004


We are running a postfix mail server on  dialup. All the mail for our group is 
picked up my fetchmail in multidrop mode and fed to postfix. All of our 
addresses are of the form fred at cybercolloids.net. 

We have one user who works off site and they have a virtual pop box with the 
name anne at cybercolloids.net. The problem is that the ISP, correctly, feeds 
annes mail to the VPOP box and the rest to out multidrop box. However if the 
mail is sent to fred and copied to anne it ends up in both boxes and our mail 
server then sends anne another copy because it doesn't know she has already 
got a copy from the vpop box. Is there some way I can stop our server 
duplicating mail for anne.

Its not a huge problem, just annoying. I have thought to delete the vpop box 
and route annes mail via some freebie email account.

Kevin.



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