I've been looking around and not finding anything on this exact question, is there a way to block certain protocols for domain names registered in hMail?
Scenario:
I have about 6 or 7 domains attached to hmail, some of these domains have their own IMAP / POP3 hosted on their own servers and are simply using my hmail to send e-mails.
When sending e-mails to their own domains (From: no-reply@domain.com To: info@domain.com) - I'm getting an error message with "User not found" assuming that the username (of the recipient) doesn't exist on my hmail setup - which is correct.
Is there any way to say "if this domain, send to external server"?
Thanks in advance,
Harry.
SMTP-Only Certain Domains?
SMTP-Only Certain Domains?
Web developer for cinema and alcohol chains across the world.
My own site can be found at https://harryrichards.co.uk
My own site can be found at https://harryrichards.co.uk
Re: SMTP-Only Certain Domains?
Setup a route for domain.com that connects directly to domain.com's server.
Then create a global rule if to contains domain.com, then use route.
Then create a global rule if to contains domain.com, then use route.
Re: SMTP-Only Certain Domains?
just creating the route is enough
no need for the global rule
no need for the global rule
Just 'cause I link to a page and say little else doesn't mean I am not being nice.
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation