On 03/21/2011 04:11 PM, lance raymond wrote:
ok next question (a little more intelligent I would hope). I am now
looking at my working mail and as some test mail comes in for some
users, the path is the following;
/home/vmail/u...@domain.com <mailto:u...@domain.com> for each. The
problem is both it's not easy as more and more users get running as
well as roundcube is not working (more of a config thing) I would
think, but the old server that crashed had /home/vmail/domain/username.
I am looking at the postconf -n (nice command) and the only thing I
notice from this to the old one that crashed and is now barely alive
is under the sasl section and not sure as reading a bit on this didn't
shed light on it;
The original box shows;
/smtpd_sasl_local_domain = $mydomain/
the new one didn't have that entry at all.
So I do figure it's a postfix config as he is the mailserver delivery
guy, but the other thing is the original has the
virtual_mailbox_domains = hardcoded with the domains, the new one has
virtual_mailbox_domains = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-domains.cf
<http://mysql-domains.cf> which just queries them out (better). So I
probably gave 2 much non essential info, for something so simple, but
that's the qeustion. How do you tell postfix to put the users mail in
the /home/vmail/domain/user folder, NOT /home/vmail/u...@domain.com
<mailto:u...@domain.com> folder.
Virtual mailbox locations are controlled by - surprise - the
virtual_mailbox_maps parameter.
Each result is appended to virtual_mailbox_base, if defined, to yield a
filename or directory location.
--
J.
