Hello,
> 1. What is the proper way to reference my virtual > domains in Postfix? Everything I read tells me to > NEVER EVER put "Virtual Domains" in $mydestination. > But if I don't, my mail always bounce back with "user > unknown" error. I added an entry virtual_maps = > hash:/etc/postfix/virtual to hint Postfix about my > virtual domains, but that didn't seem to work. I have > to put virtualdomain.tld into $mydestination. Can > someone tell me the proper way to do virtual domains > with Postfix? Is there another map that I'm leaving > out or something? I believe there are a number of ways to get the job done, with varying degrees of "rightness". We don't use the virtual map at all for our "normal" setup, we just have a transport map entry pointing the domain to the dbmail: transport. We don't have our domain in $mydestination or the virtual map. > 2. When I use dbmail-imapd and Outlook Express 6, on > the first access for a new user I created in dbmail, > dbmail creates a lot of duplicate folders. This is > what I see under OE6. > > INBOX > | > Sent Items > | > Drafts > | > mail > | > ->Sent > | > ->Drafts > | > ->Trash > > Is this normal? There seem to be a lot of overlap with > Sent Items and Drafts folder. What are mail and all > its subfolders used for? Is it a compatibility issue > with OE6 and IMAP? dbmail itsself only makes a single mailbox, INBOX, as that is required by rfc's (and for the most part, you have to give *some* name to your default folder). If the others were created on the server, it would have been done by your mail client. Jn -- Jesse Norell [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not my email address; change "administrator" to my first name. --
