Hey again...
An addition to my previous question:
I also want to be able to add this to /etc/aliases:
billing: ukon, joe
info: ukon, john
So that when I (ukon) or joe responds to an email it will be from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and same thing for [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for ukon and
john). I realize i can use the environment varibles from the FAQ:
Add MAILHOST=af.mil, MAILUSER=boss, and MAILNAME='The Boss' to your
environment.
But, what if I have the need for multiple user masqueradings (like for ukon
and joe and john)?
Please advise.
Will Summarize.
Thanks a lot.
Konstantin Rozinov.
Konstantin Rozinov wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am new to the list and to qmail. I just installed it using the Life
> with Qmail guide and the Qmail HOWTO. I also checked up on some of the
> man pages. So everything seems to work fine so far.
>
> But I have this question:
>
> I currently have fast-forward package installed so I am using
> /etc/aliases and I have this in it:
>
> support: ukon, joe, john, mxp
>
> note: all these are local user accounts.
>
> So, is it possible to have some user on the internet ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and when I (ukon) or joe or john
> or mxp answer him (userX), the From: line will have this:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], instead of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc... I don't want to reveal
> any usernames or private emails. Is that possible with qmail? I have
> seen it being used with many large companies and I want to set it up
> here too :-).
>
> Can this be done WITHOUT creating a "support" user account?
>
> Thanks a Lot!
> Will Summarize.
>
> Konstantin Rozinov
