Zenon Panoussis writes: > > Gordon Messmer wrote: >> > > >>> ... I want [EMAIL PROTECTED] to go to john, [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> to go to pete and [EMAIL PROTECTED] to go to jim. > >>> ... The result >>> was that mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED] got delivered to pete and mail >>> for [EMAIL PROTECTED] got delivered to john. > >> Isn't that what you wanted? What's the problem? > > No, that's not what I want. I want the domain to take > precedence, so that *all* mail for one.com goes to user > john, including mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] > What happened is that the username took precedence, so > that mail for pete@anydomain goes to pete. As result, > no domain can use any account name which exists as a > system user. > That isn't what you said. -- Bill Michell [EMAIL PROTECTED] (home)
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