I'm setting up courier using postgresql auth, I'd like to know if it's possible to keep users seperate for seperate hosted domains? So that [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] could deliver to different maildirs?
Yes. In fact, if you set this up with Quica, that is how virtual users will work by default.
Creating aliases for virtual users, should I just create multiple virtual user records pointing to the same maildir?
You could do that, or you could use traditional alias semantics.
Also, for true-virtual users (no genuine home dir), what goes into the home dir database column? Do I need to create a "fake home dir" someplace under /var/spool, to hold their maildir?
Yes, exactly. If you use Quica, it'll be done exactly like that.
Should I give all true virtual users the same "home" of something like /var/spool/maildirs which is chown daemon:daemon, then sit seperate maildirs under there?
No, under /var/spool/maildirs, you'd create a directory for each user, set that path as their home dir, and then create a Maildir inside that home directory.
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