On Tuesday 30 October 2001 01:17 pm, you wrote: > Hey all, > > Quick question. I've got about 250 domains setup on one mail server using > qmail+vpopmail5.0. So far they have all been setup on one IP address and > each users accesses his/her account using [EMAIL PROTECTED] This has > worked great up to this point, but now I have a situation where it would > be best if one of my new domains didn't need to use the domain as part of > their username in the mail client. I know that I could set this domain as > the "default" domain but I would rather not do that.
Why not? Unless you'll need more ip based domains in the future, I recommend this. While I haven't tested mixing ip-based and non-ip-based domains I think that if the ip isn't mapped to a domain, you can just use user@domain. So your idea will probably work if you have 2 IPs on the machine (one for the ip-based domain, one for the rest), but you should test it on another machine first. Regards, Bill Shupp
