[vps-mail] /dev/null in virtusertable on VPS2?

["Look at SomethingCool.com" <look@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just realized something today.. I've been using a VPS1 and VPS2 for a
long time, and I haven't figured how to have the "catch all" email
(@somethingcool.com go to /dev/null) to work properly on VPS2.

on the VPS1 I simply mapped the catch all to go to /dev/null, but on the
VPS2 I get errors when I try testing this function by emailing an
nonexistent account.

I've been through Verio's documentation.. I haven't tripped over this
one yet.  Seems to me it would logically belong on this page:
http://www.viaverio.com/support/vps/basic/admin/email/virtusertable.cfm

On the VPS1 I just do this:

virtmaps snip:

#domain.com
tim@xxxxxxxxxx				domatim
domain.com	                      /dev/null
--------------

I have tried this on the VPS2 and it does NOT work:

virtusertable:

#########domain.com#####
tim@xxxxxxxxxx       domtim
@domain.com		/dev/null
#


What is the trick?  Sorry to bother the list with a basic question that
I have no doubt has been asked often... I just couldn't seem to dig up
the answer :(

Thanks!

Tim



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