Hello =)
Charles Cazabon wrote:
> > You can probably see by now that I have a common user space. What I want to
> > do is prevent mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] from also being
> > accepted as [EMAIL PROTECTED] I look at the above virtualdomains
> > scenario and ask myself why I am even bothering with virtualdomains, since
> > putting both domains in control/locals and control/rcpthosts will get me the
> > same result.
>
> If you mean to say that you _want_ email to any_address@vdomain1 and
> any_address@vdomain2 to be interchangeable with mail to any_address@localdomain,
> then just putting those domain names into locals makes more sense.
> Virtual domains add flexibility for other things, though.
Actually, I want to make sure that mail addressed to
address_set1@vdomain1 will only be accepted if it is sent to
address_set1@vdomain1, but bounced or dumped if it is sent to
address_set1@vdomain2; mail addressed to address_set2@vdomain2 will be
accepted while mail to address_set2@vdomain1 will be bounced or dumped
-- WHERE address_set1 and address_set2 are part of the total user space
on the qmail box (that is, recipient exists only once on the system;
recipient may be part of address_set1 *or* address_set2 but not both
simultaneously)...
air!
*INHALES*
Is that better?
Stephen Bosch
