"Alex Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Method 2: (better) (the virtual method)
>
>In /var/qmail/rcpthosts put
>supermall.dk
>pcnet.dk
>netpizza.dk
>(this assumes that you have DNS entries already for these)
>
>In /var/qmail/virtualdomains put
>supermall.dk
>pcnet.dk
>netpizza.dk
Does that work? The qmail-send man page says entries are of the form
domain:prepend. Either can be omitted, but I think the colon is
required. And omitting the prepend means the domain is *not*
virtual. I think your example should be:
In /var/qmail/virtualdomains put
supermall.dk:supermall
pcnet.dk:pcnet
netpizza.dk:netpizza
>Create 3 special users:
>supermall.dk
>pcnet.dk
>netpizza.dk
Usernames with dots and usernames longer than 8 characters are
probably not a good idea. I'd use:
Create 3 users for the domain administrators:
supermall
pcnet
netpizza
>in ~supermall.dk put the file .qmail containing &martin
>in ~pcnet.dk put the file .qmail containing &martin
>in ~netpizza.dk put the file .qmail containing &martin
>(this assumes that martin is a user that can recieve mail)
Why not just let the supermall/pcnet/netpizza users (e.g., the domain
administrators) handle this?
>The really interesting thing is that you can NOT user .qmail-default
>in the ~supermall.dk, ~pcnet.dk, and ~netpizza.dk directories to
>allow bounces on misspellings.
Are you saying that by *not* having a .qmail-default, misspellings
*will* bounce, but that they can be caught with a .qmail-default? If
so, that's correct, but your wording implies that you can't do this.
-Dave
