on 8/8/01 1:22 PM, Qmail-help at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
spake:
> I have been looking for information on how to do this... If someone could
> point me to somewhere/something to read, that would be great ;).
>
> I'm trying to get IP and HOSTNAME based e-mail working for 2 domains on the
> same smtp&pop3 mailserver...
> i have mail.birminghamcontrolsystems.com, i also want ... say, for
> example mail.foobar.com ...
> Whenever i telnet into port 110 of my mailserver, it still says
> "mail.birminghamcontrolsystems.com".... I'd like each domain seperate, and
> users seperate as well. Am I making any sense?
> Thanks in advance,
> Ethan
Don't worry about what domain the prompt of your pop3 server says, as it's
not relevant to vpopmail authentication.
Assuming you are using vpopmail (which is the only reason you'd post to this
list), the domain is determined by the username you use. For domain1, the
username would be [EMAIL PROTECTED] or user%domain1.com. For domain2, he
username would be [EMAIL PROTECTED] or user%domain2.com. This allows you to
have multiple domains on one IP address.
All this is covered in the documentation for vpopmail.
Regards,
Bill Shupp
