man/man1/vmm.1
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   734 .B 0
   734 .B 0
   735 (zero) will be applied.
   735 (zero) will be applied.
   736 .PP
   736 .PP
   737 Instead of
   737 Instead of
   738 .I transport
   738 .I transport
   739 pass 'default' to remove the account-specific override, causing the
   739 pass 'default' to remove the account\-specific override, causing the
   740 domain's value to be in effect.
   740 domain's value to be in effect.
   741 .PP
   741 .PP
   742 Example:
   742 Example:
   743 .PP
   743 .PP
   744 .nf
   744 .nf
   755 given
   755 given
   756 .IR address .
   756 .IR address .
   757 .PP
   757 .PP
   758 Instead of
   758 Instead of
   759 .I transport
   759 .I transport
   760 pass 'default' to remove the account-specific override, causing the
   760 pass 'default' to remove the account\-specific override, causing the
   761 domain's value to be in effect.
   761 domain's value to be in effect.
   762 .PP
   762 .PP
   763 Example:
   763 Example:
   764 .PP\
   764 .PP\
   765 .nf
   765 .nf
   772 .I transport
   772 .I transport
   773 for an account can be specified with this subcommand.
   773 for an account can be specified with this subcommand.
   774 .PP
   774 .PP
   775 Instead of
   775 Instead of
   776 .I transport
   776 .I transport
   777 pass 'default' to remove the account-specific override, causing the
   777 pass 'default' to remove the account\-specific override, causing the
   778 domain's value to be in effect.
   778 domain's value to be in effect.
   779 .PP
   779 .PP
   780 Example:
   780 Example:
   781 .br
   781 .br
   782 Assumed you want to use Dovecot's
   782 Assumed you want to use Dovecot's
   805 .IR %d ,
   805 .IR %d ,
   806 and
   806 and
   807 .IR %=
   807 .IR %=
   808 will be replaced by the local part, the domain, or the email address with '@'
   808 will be replaced by the local part, the domain, or the email address with '@'
   809 replaced by '=' respectively. In combination with alias domains, this enables
   809 replaced by '=' respectively. In combination with alias domains, this enables
   810 domain-specific destinations.
   810 domain\-specific destinations.
   811 .PP
   811 .PP
   812 Examples:
   812 Examples:
   813 .PP
   813 .PP
   814 .nf
   814 .nf
   815 .B vmm aliasadd john.doe@example.com d.user@example.com
   815 .B vmm aliasadd john.doe@example.com d.user@example.com
   894 .PP
   894 .PP
   895 .nf
   895 .nf
   896 .B vmm relocateddelete b.user@example.com
   896 .B vmm relocateddelete b.user@example.com
   897 .fi
   897 .fi
   898 .\" -----------------------------------------------------------------------
   898 .\" -----------------------------------------------------------------------
   899 .SH CATCH-ALL SUBCOMMANDS
   899 .SH CATCH\-ALL SUBCOMMANDS
   900 .SS catchalladd (caa)
   900 .SS catchalladd (caa)
   901 .BI "vmm catchalladd" " fqdn destination ..."
   901 .BI "vmm catchalladd" " fqdn destination ..."
   902 .PP
   902 .PP
   903 This subcommand allows to specify destination addresses for a domain, which
   903 This subcommand allows to specify destination addresses for a domain, which
   904 shall receive mail addressed to unknown local parts within that domain.
   904 shall receive mail addressed to unknown local parts within that domain.
   905 Those catch-all aliases hence \(dqcatch all\(dq mail to any address in the
   905 Those catch\-all aliases hence \(dqcatch all\(dq mail to any address in the
   906 domain (unless a more specific alias, mailbox or relocated entry exists).
   906 domain (unless a more specific alias, mailbox or relocated entry exists).
   907 .PP
   907 .PP
   908 WARNING: Catch-all addresses can cause mail server flooding because
   908 WARNING: Catch\-all addresses can cause mail server flooding because
   909 spammers like to deliver mail to all possible combinations of names, e.g.
   909 spammers like to deliver mail to all possible combinations of names, e.g.
   910 to all addresses between abba@example.org and zztop@example.org.
   910 to all addresses between abba@example.org and zztop@example.org.
   911 .PP
   911 .PP
   912 Example:
   912 Example:
   913 .PP
   913 .PP
   916 .fi
   916 .fi
   917 .\" ------------------------------------
   917 .\" ------------------------------------
   918 .SS catchallinfo (cai)
   918 .SS catchallinfo (cai)
   919 .BI "vmm catchallinfo " fqdn
   919 .BI "vmm catchallinfo " fqdn
   920 .PP
   920 .PP
   921 This subcommand displays information about catch-all aliases defined for
   921 This subcommand displays information about catch\-all aliases defined for
   922 a domain.
   922 a domain.
   923 .PP
   923 .PP
   924 Example:
   924 Example:
   925 .PP
   925 .PP
   926 .nf
   926 .nf
   933 .\" ------------------------------------
   933 .\" ------------------------------------
   934 .SS catchalldelete (cad)
   934 .SS catchalldelete (cad)
   935 .BI "vmm catchalldelete " fqdn
   935 .BI "vmm catchalldelete " fqdn
   936 .RI [ destination ]
   936 .RI [ destination ]
   937 .PP
   937 .PP
   938 With this subcommand, catch-all aliases defined for a domain can be
   938 With this subcommand, catch\-all aliases defined for a domain can be
   939 removed, either all of them, or a single one if specified explicitly.
   939 removed, either all of them, or a single one if specified explicitly.
   940 .PP
   940 .PP
   941 Example:
   941 Example:
   942 .PP
   942 .PP
   943 .nf
   943 .nf