No, not quite.
You originally said you wanted to be able to support both
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] on the same box.
The virtusertable allows you to accept mail for these two addresses (which
are not necesarily real accounts) and send the mail to a *real* account.
So you would have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] someone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sometimes you end up having to create two users sales-thewebsons and
sales-nwhotspring (using adduser if you'd like) and do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sales-thewebsons
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sales-nwhotspring
I hope this helps clear this up
charles
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Ben Ocean wrote:
>
> Okay, this is where I'm confused. So, I set up *[EMAIL PROTECTED]* in
> the virtusertable to be mapped to *[EMAIL PROTECTED]*. Do I enter the
> command *useradd -c -m "whatever" ocean* to set up this new user? Then it's
> automatically mapped to *[EMAIL PROTECTED]*? Okay, I think I get it,
> please verify.
> BenO
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