catchall email for wildcard subdomain

Daniel Ahern

• September 06, 2016 22:10

It is possible to use a subdomain in an email address, like so: catchall@sub.domain.com Let's say there are two emails sent to my server, to a domain with a wildcard domain name. The emails do not exist, so I want them to go to the catchall: admin1@company.domain.com employee@corp.domain.com I'd like both those emails, which are not specifically created, to forward to a catchall, which would then pipe to a script. Is that possible?

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  24x7server

  • September 07, 2016 12:07

  Hello :), Yes, you can use your catchall@sub.domain.com email account as cache all mail account. Please try to setup that and let us know if you are getting any issues with the.

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 07, 2016 16:55

  Hello, You can configure the behavior for messages sent to non-existent email accounts by using the "Default Address" option in cPanel. It's documented at: Default Address - Documentation - cPanel Documentation However, you can only configure this behavior for domain names and subdomains added to the account. If you wanted all unrouted email to that domain name forwarded elsewhere, you would add custom Exim configuration rules, like referenced on this third-party URL: email to wildcard subdomains not working Thank you.

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