Possible?

[Jonathan Opperman]

Hi All,

how can I get cgp to accept emails addressed in a certain way & process
them via
rules without rejecting unknown accounts?

for example

I want to try and set it up to accept emails formatted like this:

fax.27....@domain.co.za

now that address will always change and we can't predict it

Any ideas?

Kind Regards
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[Nicolas Hatier]

You can create a router entry with a wildcard, such as
<fax.*> = target_account

Of course replace target_account with a real account name for the email to be put there.

Jonathan Opperman wrote:

Hi All,

how can I get cgp to accept emails addressed in a certain way & process them via
rules without rejecting unknown accounts?

for example

I want to try and set it up to accept emails formatted like this:

fax.27....@domain.co.za

now that address will always change and we can't predict it

Any ideas?

Kind Regards

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Niversoft idées logicielles
http://www.niversoft.com

[Jonathan Opperman]

On 23 Nov 2005, at 6:25 PM, Nicolas Hatier wrote:

> You can create a router entry with a wildcard, such as
> <fax.*> = target_account
>
> Of course replace target_account with a real account name for the
> email to be put there.

Thanks Nicolas, appreciate the reply.

> Jonathan Opperman wrote:Hi All,
>>
>> how can I get cgp to accept emails addressed in a certain way &
>> process them via
>> rules without rejecting unknown accounts?
>>
>> for example
>>
>> I want to try and set it up to accept emails formatted like this:
>>
>> fax.27....@domain.co.za
>>
>> now that address will always change and we can't predict it
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Kind Regards
>>
>