Hi all,
I know that this is more a sendmail question, but there must be a
more intelligent way around this problem can can work with more
that one mail MTA.
Here is the situation: we have a server that hosts mail for '@domain1'
and '@domain2'. We have two people by the name of 'Bob' :
[EMAIL
OK ... No problem. I answered my own question :)
I used the /etc/mail/virtusertable (duh!)
1) Added entry in /etc/mail/virtusertable
[EMAIL PROTECTED]bob.domain1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]bob.domain2
In otherwords, the first bob will have the mail sent to account
'bob.domain1'
and the second
I'm pretty sure this is obvious, but you can't have two identical usernames
on the same system.
You would have to have bobX and bobY as usernames and adjust your
/etc/mail/virtusertable file accordingly.
On Tue, Aug 19, 2003 at 12:09:03PM +0200, Jason Dale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK ... No
CJoeB wrote:
This is where the problem starts. The next time I booted the computer
(I boot in text mode, rather than having x start automatically because,
if something happens like it did once before, I can at least get at my
files and transfer them to my Windows mount), the boot process
