I have an apache james server and am using the following in the domainlist.xml:
<domainlist class="org.apache.james.domainlist.jpa.JPADomainList">
<autodetect>true</autodetect>
<autodetectIP>true</autodetectIP>
<defaultDomain>localhost</defaultDomain>
<domainnames>
<domainname>foo.bar.com</domainname>
</domainnames>
</domainlist>
Currently if I send mail into this james server addressed to a@foo.bar.com the mail is accepted. If I send something to a@baz.bar.com the mail is rejected. If I added an additional domain as follows:
<domainname>baz.bar.com</domainname>
the email to a@baz.bar.com is accepted. What I really want is some way to get the james server to just accept mail given to any subdomain of bar.com, although I would also be okay with it accepting anything.
I went through all of the configurations in fetchmail.xml and set "reject" to be "false" for everything except the blacklist filter, but that did not allow my a@baz.bar.com email to get through.
I am running the default configurations, with the addition of a new class at the head of the processor chain:
<processors>
<processor state="root" enableJmx="true">
<mailet match="All" class="test.LogIncoming" />
This LogIncoming just prints a bunch of details about the email to the log, but it isn't getting called when the inbound email's "to" domain isn't in the domainlist.xml.
I thought it might work to make a custom implementaiton of the DomainList class, but I was hoping that there might exist something that will allow a wildcard subdomain.
