> This is the problem, if run makealiases -dump it tells me that @foo.com goes > to kenn which is the user on the system. However I get a user unkown if I > try to send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Given that I should be able to say > "@foo.com: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" > NOPE! That fails also, I get user unknown. So in that event I don't know.
Check out the FAQ on www.courier-mta.org under vitual domains: ----- A slightly different syntax in aliases results in mail for an entire mail domain to be controlled by a local system account: @domain.com: localuser Here, any mail address <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> will be redirected to the local address <localuser-foo>. Note, the address is <localuser-foo>, not <localuser>. This means that the account owner <localuser> gets to control the mailboxes in this domain. In this case, the file $HOME/.courier-foo will control disposition of mail addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] See the dot-courier(5) man page for more information. In this case, there is no default way to access mail to various mailboxes via IMAP/POP3/Webmail. If $HOME/.courier-default is used to deliver all mail for this domain to the default mailbox for the localuser account, mail can be read via IMAP/POP3/Webmail by loggin in as localuser. ------- Install a .courier-default and see how that works for you. --James _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
