Please pardon my ignorance just for a moment, and permit a question that
may have a very simple answer...
What is "virtual" about a "virtualdomain"?
We host many domains on a single qmail POP server, and they are all very
real. Their MX records all point to that server and for all intents and
purposes, that is "home" for them.
To me, "virtualdomains" are equivalent to, simply, domains. The prepend
feature of "virtualdomains" is the only mechanism I know of in qmail to
isolate the user namespace of one domain from each other domain, so that
there can be a [EMAIL PROTECTED] and a [EMAIL PROTECTED] with no ambiguity
or contention. That way qmail can handle multiple domains seamlessly in a
single "assign" file.
Please educate me... :)
Dave
