Mircea Damian writes:


Yes.. I've tried something like this:


/etc/courier/aliases/test:
@imperecheri.ro:                imperecheri

/etc/courier/me:
mx.kappa.ro


mysql:
select * from passwd where id='imperecheri'\G
*************************** 1. row ***************************
         id: imperecheri
      crypt: ZFJchafx1N3Pk
      clear:
       name: imperecheri
        uid: 1001
        gid: 103
       home: /disk2/Maildir/imperecheri
    maildir: /disk2/Maildir/imperecheri
      quota: 10000000S,1000C
domain_name: mx.kappa.ro
  full_name:
    provine: mx
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

authmysqlrc:
MYSQL_SELECT_CLAUSE SELECT id, crypt, clear, uid, gid, home, maildir, quota, name \
   FROM courier.passwd \
     WHERE (id="$(local_part)" AND domain_name="$(domain)") OR \
            CONCAT(id, "%", domain_name)="$(local_part)" OR \
            CONCAT(id, "@", domain_name)="$(local_part)" OR \
            (id="$(local_part)" AND "$(domain)"="dialmx.kappa.ro") OR \
            (full_name="$(local_part)" AND domain_name="$(domain)") OR \
            CONCAT(full_name, "%", domain_name)="$(local_part)" OR \
            CONCAT(full_name, "@", domain_name)="$(local_part)"

It just says user unknown.

Correct. As makealiases(8) tells you, you also need to install the correct .courier files.



On Tue, May 27, 2003 at 12:48:34PM -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Mircea Damian writes:

>
>Hi,
>
>I saw some messages regarding this question but none with a real answer.
>So, is it possible to redirect all messages coming to domain.com to a
>specific user [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on the same server).
>
>That was possible with sendmail and virtusertable like this:
>
>@domain.com                 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>I have authmysql and courier 0.42.0.

See 'VIRTUAL DOMAINS' in the makealiases(8) man page. Courier uses a similar but not an identical mechanism, with several important key differences.




-- Mircea Damian Data Network Manager - Internet & Data E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Astral Telecom Bucuresti


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