On Mon, 31 May 1999, Eric Dahnke wrote:
> There is something called virtualdomains to do this. See the FAQ and
> search the archives. It's very easy.
Yes, but I didn't want to have a .qmail-<user> forwarding
to the actual user/machine. That looks like making 2 deliveries,
and it's a pain to administer.
I gess I'll try "fastforward"...
Thanks,
Joao Pagaime
PS: we have already several virtual domains working with
"qmail_db_lookup" (a Perl script).
>
> - eric
>
> Joao Paulo Pagaime escribió:
> >
> > Hello all
> >
> > Sorry if this is a repetition but I suppose I goofed up
> > sending the message yesterday...
> >
> > I would like to have qmail setup to receive mail
> > for 2 different domains. But would like the addresses
> > from those domains to be routed for different users on
> > the machine. Example:
> > name@domain1 --> user 'abc'
> > name@domain2 --> user 'def'
> > So I went to the users/assign and setup
> > =name@domain1:abc...
> > =name@domain2:def...
> > But qmail-lspawn doesn't seem to find these addresses.
> > I did a little snooping on qmail-lspawn.c and found out that
> > qmail-lspawn truncates the domain part 'r[at] = 0;', so
> > theres no way it will find out the address/user properly.
> >
> > Removing 'r[at] = 0;' on 'qmail-lspawn.c' does the work
> > but then I have an unstable qmail...
> >
> > Can someone help me? What am I doing wrong? Is there other
> > way of doing this ?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Joao Pagaime
> >
> > PS: mail does get to "qmail-spawn" but it doesn't find out
> > the addresses on the table...
>
