Bernd Wurst wrote:
I think you missunderstood. :)
Yeah, I did.
I want mail to e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED] delivered to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
while local ist one of my local domains.
I'm trying to replicate what you're doing, here, and I'm not sure it's
going to work. I'll tell you what I've got so far, and someone else may
provide the missing pieces, or may tell you for certain that it won't work.
I've put the following lines in hosteddomains:
blarg.dragonsdawn.net
.belch.dragonsdawn.net blarg.dragonsdawn.net
And I put this line in my aliases file
@blarg.dragonsdawn.net: gordon-blarg.dragonsdawn.net
Finally, I created /home/gordon/.courier-blarg:dragonsdawn:net-root with
delivery instructions for my primary mailbox.
After completing those steps, I'm able to send a message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] However, I'm not able to send a message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Tracing the execution of 'mail'
(and sendmail, and submit, which are children) doesn't show submit
looking up the domain alias after determining that
.belch.dragonsdawn.net is a domain alias. I think that something is
happening in the wrong order there.
A message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will result in
lookups for [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
a check for /etc/courier/aliasdir/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:dragonsdawn:net.
So, maybe Sam can determine why it doesn't work the way you want it to,
and whether or not that can be changed.
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