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I have defined a virtual domain alias setup for my domain (hornyllama.com) with a .courier-default file in the home directory of the user it points to. I also have a mailbox defined on the same domain ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). My goal is to be able to define mailboxes and aliases on this domain, and if none of them match to have the address re-written to deliver to our default domain (Interbaun.com) though a virtual domain alias. Everything works, except that it seems that the virtual domain alias is taking priority over the mailbox definition and I want it to go the other way around. Here's my LDAP setup for the relavent records:
# [EMAIL PROTECTED], interbaun, com dn: [EMAIL PROTECTED],dc=interbaun,dc=com mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] objectClass: CourierMailAccount homeDirectory: /Mail/mailboxes/other/hornyllama.com/saxon quota: 20000000S uidNumber: 99 gidNumber: 60003
# hornyllama.com, interbaun, com dn: virtualdomain=hornyllama.com,dc=interbaun,dc=com objectClass: CourierDomainAlias virtualdomain: hornyllama.com virtualdomainuser: hornyllama.com
# [EMAIL PROTECTED], interbaun, com dn: [EMAIL PROTECTED],dc=interbaun,dc=com mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] objectClass: CourierMailAccount homeDirectory: /Mail/mailboxes/interbaun.com/h/o/hornyllama.com quota: 20000000S uidNumber: 99 gidNumber: 60003
Without the virtual domain alias in there, delivery to [EMAIL PROTECTED] works fine; however, with the virtual domain alias in there, the delivery gets grabbed by it and re-directed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. The .courier-default file for [EMAIL PROTECTED] that does the redirection to the Interbaun.com domain contains only the line:
||echo ${DEFAULT}@interbaun.com
Is there something I'm missing? I'm using courier .37, though I'm planning to upgrade to .38 right away regardless of this problem.
Thanks.
________________________ Saxon Jones
Technical Infrastructure Admin, Interbaun Communications Suite 200, 18404 Stony Plain Road Edmonton, AB T5S 2M8
(780) 447-8282, ext. 369
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- Re: [courier-users] LDAP aliasing Saxon Jones
- Re: [courier-users] LDAP aliasing Sam Varshavchik
