There are only 2 places that I am aware of I found these by using the keyword "was" under "Find config setting:" 

g_redirect - Redirect messages to 'was' to the 'new' address

From the documentation ---------------------

Specifies global redirection rule. These rules are applied to local and remote addresses so should be used with 'care', for domain based redirection use the redirect rules within a domain. An example rule would be:HIDDEN@x.com --> bob@yy.com or *@xx.com --> joe@xx.com 

Wild cards can be used and replaced, e.g. 

g_redirect was="HIDDEN@t.net" to="%1@gadget.com"
g_redirect was="HIDDEN@get.com" to="%1-%2@gadget.com"

Would make

HIDDEN@get.net --> bob@gadget.com
HIDDEN@ol.gadget.com --> fred-cool@gadget.com

These rules are processed 'before' the domain is identified, therefore you cannot use host_alias domain values in them. Use a domain redirect rule if this is required.

You can also redirect a message to a robot or script like this:

g_redirect was=HIDDEN@ydomain.com" to="|/usr/local/myrobot.sh"

Your script can read the environment variables:
MAILFROM
RCPTTO
MSGSIZE

And must read the message on 'stdin', the message will be terminated with "crlf.crlf"

Your script can then process the message and if it want's to respond must use smtp to send a response back etc...

Your script will run as the user 'mail' so if that user does not have access to the script file or work files then it will fail :-)

>>> End documentation snip

and the redirection setting under the domain window which allows email for a specific domain to be redirected to another account or domain.

redirect - Redirect Email to another account

From the documentation ---------------------

This redirects mail from one user to another. The destination can be a full Email address with another domain name. 

Syntax: redirect was=string to=string

>>> End documentation snip

Cheers,

Paul

On Jan 16, 2011, at 4:49 AM, Samantha wrote:

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> I have asked this question before but cant locate the answer
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> Got an end user who has software that should email sayHIDDEN@3.com but is emailingHIDDEN@6.com
> Is there anyway I can redirect mail being sent toHIDDEN@6.com be automatically redirected toHIDDEN@3.com
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