Editing XDNS X SMTP

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== xDNS (extended DNS) - X-SMTP (Email-Forwarding) ==
=== X-SMTP Records ===
X-SMTP records have the following syntax:
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www.domain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP (local)@MAILFORWARD <target-email-address>
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PLEASE NOTE: The secluding dot after the domain name (www.domain.com.) is required in any case!

=== X-SMTP Examples ===
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mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP name@MAILFORWARD myemail@mail.com
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'''Result:'''
Emails sent to ''name@mydomain.com'' will be forwarded to ''myemail@mail.com''.

<pre>
mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP @MAILFORWARD myemail@mail.com
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'''Result:'''
Emails sent to '''any''' address *@mydomain.com (e.g. support@mydomain.com or info@mydomain.com) will be forwarded to ''myemail@mail.com'' ("Catchall").

<pre>
abuse.mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP name@MAILFORWARD myemail@mail.com
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'''Result:'''
Emails sent to ''name@abuse.mydomain.com'' will be forwarded to ''myemail@mail.com''.

<pre>
*.mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP name@MAILFORWARD myemail@mail.com
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'''Result:'''
Emails sent to any subdomain of ''mydomain.com'', but always using "name" as local part (i.e. name@test.mydomain.com or name@support.mydomain.com), will be forwarded to myemail@mail.com.

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mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP mailinglist@MAILFORWARD recipient1@gmail.com
mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP mailinglist@MAILFORWARD recipient2@aol.com
mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP mailinglist@MAILFORWARD recipient3@gmx.net
mydomain.com. 3600 IN X-SMTP mailinglist@MAILFORWARD recipient4@hotmail.com
...
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'''Result:'''
You can easily manage mailinglists with the example above; just use one and the same record for more than one target address.
Is this example the address "mailinglist@mydomain.com" would reach recipient1@gmail.com, recipient2@aol.com, recipient3@gmx.net and recipient4@hotmail.com.