Re: [fetchmail-users] Splitting catch-all into local recipients.

[Matthias A. <mat...@gm...>]

On Sat, 12 May 2007, Dave Coventry wrote:

> Rob MacGregor wrote:
> > Some hosting providers manage their own dynamic DNS setup so that
> > email can be delivered directly to you (with secondaries on their own
> > network incase you drop off the net).
> Rob, Thank you for your reply (and your previous offer of help).
> 
> I've been re-reading the manual again. If the ISP receives and passes on 
> the 'envelope' correctly, can it be assumed that they will consistently 
> handle mail in this way? Assuming that they are using the same software?

Usually yes.

> In other words, are the rogue envelopes created by my ISP's server, or 
> are they delivered to his server in that condition?

They aren't "rogue" but a special service of your ISP's server software.
I hope they aren't asking a special rate for that but it might
eventually make the distinction between family and business account
pricing for them.

-- 
Matthias Andree