Hello Liz, LQ> Yes I have already established all that. LQ> All aliases in place. LQ> Are there any rules for username? ie are they username or LQ> [EMAIL PROTECTED] or anything like that?
Most of our users have user IDs in the form of [EMAIL PROTECTED], but that does not work with all email clients. In particular, one domain has a lot of Eudora users, and the particular version of Eudora they're using stores the log-in information as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". In this case, it would take "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and try to log into a server named "domain.com" with a user ID of "bob".... instead of trying to log in as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" on server "pop.domain.com". The nice thing about dbmail is that you CAN use just about any scheme for assigning user IDs, and not be tied down to that scheme for email addresses. One thought on your looping - are all of your domains listed in Postfix's destination list/table/database? You can get looping like this if Postfix doesn't think it is the final destination for a domain, and the host name parameter isn't configured correctly. -- Best regards, Jeff mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
