Mail management

[Allan Crooks]

Hi,

I don't know if this is really a suitable topic for linuxnewbie, but I'll give it a shot. :)

I currently own my own domain name, and all e-mail sent to it gets forwarded to the pop account of my choosing. This is fine for me, because I want to then get all e-mail and pass it on to exim (or sendmail or whatever), which will send it to my local Linux account.

However, all I want to do is set something up, so that if e-mail goes to example1@domain.com, or example2@domain.com, if I reply, the from address is the same one as what it was sent to.

Is this possible?

Thanks,
Allan.

[Dark Ninja]

Actually, yes. I really don't remember the command to do that, but, I know (for example) in some of the mail programs, there's a Reply Address option. I'm not sure if that can be setup as a server thing, or what - but, look around for it. Maybe someone here knows something more.


Dark Ninja