"Gaurav Priyolkar" (Wednesday, July 24, 2002 7:22 PM):
> I am running a sendmail mailserver, say local.domainA.com collecting
> mail for domainA. MX for domainA is hosted and points at
> remote.domainA.com from where I periodically POP and multidrop onto
> local.domainA.com. Users for domainA use local as their POP and SMTP
> server.
Fine ...
> Now, I need to also service a second domainB. The users for domainB need
> to be able to use local to POP and relay their mails.
Add domaina and domainb to /etc/mail/local-host-names
> I had DjdomainA.com in my sendmail.cf which I have now removed. Due to
> this, mails to local-user@domainA are no longer being delivered locally.
> Can I have two Dj's? I have tried both domainA.com and domainB.com in my
> local-host-names, but that does not help.
That should work - unless there's something totally screwed.
As you have seen the sendmail virtual hosting FAQ, there's no hassle as long
as the mailservers know to treat domaina and domainb as local.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] userA
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] userB
Sounds fine
> genericstable:
> userA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> userB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
genericstable would rewrite unqualified usera to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try creating actual unix accounts for all your users and having a
virtusertable
@domaina.com %1-domaina
@domainb.com %1-domainb
where [EMAIL PROTECTED] lands in the mailbox usera-domain1. The guy's mail
id stays as [EMAIL PROTECTED] - but his pop3 id is usera-domaina
-srs
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