With that Plug-in you can change «Local Mail Server» status for any installed domain pointers and aliases.
If you've got more then one alias or a pointer for your domain. If you
do not want to receive any spam for your aliases and pointers.
Just switch Mail System for them off.
With that plug-in you can un-check "Local Mail Server" for any pointer or
alias on User Level, as if doing this for a "host" domain on page
"/CMD_DNS_MX?domain=". 
Release informationChecked with DirectAdmin (since v1.35.1). Checked with 1.39.x (2011-11-14) Supported Operating Systems: CentOS 5 32/64Bit, FreeBSD 7 32/64Bit, others
Licensed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Download link http://files.plugins-da.net/dl/free_pointers_mail.tar.gz Current version: v.0.2 released on 23.08.2010 How can I use it?You can disable the local mailserver for a domainpointer: One of our customers is using a mailserver that is hosted elsewhere, and one of his domain pointers is configured to use that server. However, the main domain is using the local mailserver. Is it possible to disable the local mailserver for the domain pointer only? Mail send from domains that are hosted on the server itself is being delivered locally at the moment... http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?41966-How-to-disable-the-local-mailserver-for-a-domainpointer You can change Local Mail Server setting for domain pointers: For the main domain I already unchecked the "Local Mail Server" option, but for some reason DirectAdmin/Exim does try to handle all the domain pointers' as a local domain.
Any ideas how to fix this the easy way? http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?39386-Local-Mail-Server-setting-for-domain-pointers Directadmin ForumA thread of the plugin on Directadmin forums: http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?37413-free-plugin-Pointer-Mail-System-Manager-for-Directadmin
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