Author: Philip
Date: 11-04-03 20:26
Hi -
I use this a lot when signing up on online forms, but sometimes their validation process won't allow a "+" in the email address. If you have your own domain you can setup say "philip.domain.com" and make it so that *anything* sent to that domain actually goes to philip@domain.com.
Once you've setup the domain and the mx records in DNS, under sendmail you'd add the following line to /etc/mail/local-host-names
philip.domain.com
and to /etc/mail/virtusertable:
@philip.domain.com philip
Then run make in that directory and you can now send to literally any address @philip.comain.com.
Just another way to do the same thing really.
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