On 23/07/06, Larry Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Co' ba'c. Trong file /etc/postfix/virtual > > > > > > abc.com VIRTUALDOMAIN > > > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] larry, truongphong > > > > > > -Larry > > > > > > > Ca'i virtual file na`y kho^ng e'p phe^ gi` ca?, > > postconf -n | grep virtual > > ba'o chi ba'c?
mi`nh du`ng LDAP theo ca'i hao-tu na`y: --> http://wanderingbarque.com/howtos/mailserver/mailserver.html Gio+` xem ky~ la.i tha^'y ta'c gia? no'i nhu+ va^`y trong pha^`n configuring LDAP sources: "......But possibly the least intuitive use for this feature is as a replacement for the user oriented .forward file. It turns out that it's the local mail delivery agent that knows how to process .forward files, virtual doesn't. Even though virtual is just a hacked version of local, during the hackery, apparently for security reasons, the ability to process a .forward file was removed. The upshot of this is that there's no easy way to allow for a user to specify that they want mail deliverd to their normal inbox and one or more external mailboxes. One possible approach is to use a different delivery agent that supports both LDAP and .forward functionality. Procmail won't do because, like local, it can't get user information from LDAP. Maildrop might work except the latest incarnation of Maildrop requires yet another daemon process to run in order to get to LDAP (and MySQL, etc.), and I simply don't want that. There are no other suitable delivery agents that I'm aware of." "However, the proper use of aliases can solve this problem. The trick is to create an alias of the name that the user will be known as to the outside world, say [EMAIL PROTECTED], then give that aliased user two or more destinations. One destination would be the email adress of the actual user on this server (that you also create), say [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the rest are the remote addresses to which mail should also be forwarded, such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] The user would have to set up her IMAP clients (including Squirrelmail) to have a from: or replyTo: set to the alias name ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and not the actual account name. Any mail sent directly to the actual user ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) won't get forwarded." Mi`nh nghi~ tha(`ng Jamm schema kho^ng ho^~ tro+. ca'i vu. alias na`y trong object classes cu?a no', ca'c ta`i lie^.u kha'c no'i chi? ca^`n can thie^.p va`o virtual_alias_maps nhu+ ba'c Larry no'i la` okie mo+'i tu+'c chu+' ! > > > mi`nh nga.c nhie^n vi` > > sao be^n pha?i kho^ng ha`i ro~ la` [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ma` chi? co' te^n kho^ng tho^i\? the^' thi` Postfix se~ du`ng domain > > na`o ? > > > > Vi` ca'i ha`ng tre^n no' dda~ ba'o domain na`y cho abc.com > mi`nh chi? tha('c ma('c vi` domain dda~ ba'o (abc.com) da`nh cho pha^`n be^n tra'i, co`n pha^`n be^n phai? ne^'u muo^'n alias dde^'n ddi.a chi? thuo^.c domain kha'c abc.com thi` sao? Tri' ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys -- and earn cash http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV _______________________________________________ VietLUG-users mailing list VietLUG-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vietlug-users
