Sam Przyswa:
> Hi,
>
> I have to dispatch mail for a domain my_domain.com to severals servers.
> All mail addresses are on the form u...@my_domain.com but users are
> dispatched on different hosts (host1, host2, etc) All mails are received
> on a main mail server and I have to send it to the right host where the
> user is.
>
> Then when user1 on the host1 want send a mail to user2 on host2 user1
> send the mail to us...@my_domain.com. How to set the system on host1 to
> route the mail on main mail server instead of "user unknown" message ?
>
> What is the best setup to do that ?
On both the MX machines and on the user machines, use virtual
aliases to route mail to the right mail server.
us...@example.com us...@host.provider.example
Virtual aliasing does not change To: or From: headers.
The aliases can be shared across the network with replicated *SQL,
LDAP etc. I don't think it's a good idea to try to SHARE hash/btree
files with NFS (read/write by a only one NFS client should be OK).
Wietse
