I have what used to be a simple setup for virtual domains: /etc/courier/aliases/hosted holds all the domain-> user information /etc/courier/esmtpacceptmailfor.dir/hosted holds all the domain information so it can accept mail for the domains I need to recieve.
Basically, when I attempt to put an external email address in /etc/courier/aliases/hosted (after running makealiases to hash the files of course) it rewrites the email address with an odd format like this (my mail server: mx.host.com, to: [EMAIL PROTECTED], needs to go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]): [EMAIL PROTECTED] The alias file itself has this: @domain.com: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This format works for local usernames, just not for external domains. Is there a perhaps better way to do it? I'd like to bypass the entire authdaemon step at this point if possible... (get mail for a domain that isn't stored locally, and forward it to the specific external address. Not like backup mx hosting, just plain 'ol forward). Thanks, Roger
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