That doesn't sound like a pine problem, it sounds like a mail server
problem.
Whatever mail server you are using (sendmail, exim, etc) ALSO has to know
about the virtual domains.
I have several virtual domains on one box and we are able to send mail
seamlessly locally and remotely to all of the @virtual.dom.ain addresses.
I had to tell exim that we deliver mail for all of these addresses and
then set up the MX for all of those addresses to point to the original
domain.
-nicole
At 06:02 on Apr 22, Makiko Itoh combined all the right letters to say:
> We have a small server (literally...it's a Cobalt RaQ, Redhat Linux
> 7, etc) hosting about 15 virtual domains/sites at the moment. We
> have this one user who for (I quote) "religious reasons" wants to be
> able to check and send out mail on the server itself, via pine, and
> refuses to use an email client on his personal puter.
>
> Reading messages is fine, but when he attempts to send out messages,
> pine wants to see a user@originaldomainname (of the server) rather
> than user@virtualdomain, and since it doesn't find it it returns a
> 553 error. The question is - is it possible to set up an alias or
> something so that he can send out messages via pine, as
> user@virtualdomain? Or is it just something that can't be done?
>
> Makiko Itoh (Maki)
> PRODOK Engineering, Switzerland: http://www.prodok.com
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