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I'm trying to setup my development machine to redirect all outgoing mail to my local inbox. I work on a lot of php sites that send lots of mail and I need none of that to actually leave my pc, but I need to be able to debug them.
I've searched my ass off on google but can't find anything. On Windows I used DevNull SMTP (http://www.aboutmyip.com/AboutMyXApp/DevNullSmtp.jsp), but it would be better if I could see the messages in mutt (or other mail client).
Actually, I can't find a simple way to do it. Aliases only work on local delivery, and I'm having trouble finding a way to force everything local (for example mydestination = * won't work).
Destination addresses in other address classes (local, virtual_mailbox, relay) are still delivered as usual. The same is true of addresses that have an explicit transport defined in the transport table.
For example, mail to the local user mary will be delivered to to /var/spool/mail/mary. In fact, since the local delivery agent doesn't look at domains, mail to mary@<any-domain> will be delivered to /var/spool/mail/mary.
Normally if I'm doing dev, I just have the email addr in a cfg file, so set it to me@localhost (or alias thereof).
When you deliver the site, just change the cfg file entry (if you need to deliver the cfg file again).
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