-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin King [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 1999 2:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Simple Questions - Don't Flame Please!I recently got my RH Linux box working wtith Qmail (with a huge amount of help from Dave Sill). When I installed Qmail setup the following files as such:defaultdomain:
srccomputer.net
locals:
localhost
src1.xtremesportsmidland.com
src1.turfspecialties.com
src1.sourcecomputer.net
me:
src1.sourcecomputer.net
plusdomain:
srccomputer.net
rcpthosts:
localhost
src1.xtremesportsmidland.com
src1.turfspecialties.com
src1.sourcecomputer.net
I am slightly confused about what is a "virtual" domain. The problem I am having is how do I
setup Qmail where I could have "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and [EMAIL PROTECTED], and [EMAIL PROTECTED] all at the same time. My PC does not currently do DNS, it is done by my IP (if this even matters). Each domain has it's own IP
address setup on the APACHE server. My PC's name is "src1.srccomputer.net"- is this the FQDN? I guess I am confused about "what is a virtual domain". Qmail and QPOP are working fine. I just want to setup some more aliases.
Thanks in advance,
Kevin King
If I understand it correctly when you set up a virtual host,
you set it up something like this.
xtremesportsmidland.com is user1
srccomputer.net is user2
turfspecilties.com is user3
In each of the user directories there would be the
file
.qmail-sales
and
inside of that file would contain the location of where to send emails to that
address. It could be another user, a directory, or a list of email
addresses.
Now, I
can't speak from experience because for I have been unable to get my SMTP host
working on my Redhat Linux box (Linux Mandrake - Redhat +
KDE).
I
wonder what you did right that I did wrong?
Alex
Miller
- Simple Questions - Don't Flame Please! Anonymous
