Anand Buddhdev wrote:
Thank you Anan

> On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 06:42:04AM +0000, Franck PORCHER wrote:
>
> I understand your question like this:
>
> You want qmail to handle all local deliveries for mycompany.pf, with
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> being an exception.
>
> Solution: Make sure you don't have a user account called "jean" on your
> qmail server.

That's done

> Then put the address <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in
> "~alias/.qmail-jean", so qmail will forward mail for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.

Nope. Jean only uses "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", an my ISP only knows this
address. The msg should leave qmail with its address for jean UNCHANGED, and
be delivered to my ISP as is, I.E "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". THAT's the problem!

> I'm assuming that your ISP will also accept mail for
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and be able to put it into jean's POP mailbox. Jean can
> use his/her existing address, and everyone's happy.
>
> This should work, but if it doesn't, we'll try and look for another
> solution. Remember to address further queries not only to me, but to the
> list too, because other cleverer people may have a better solution.
>
> > I'm back with my (unsolved) problem. It's clear from the answers I got
> > that I have  failed in making myself understood. Mea culpa.
> >
> > I will (re)state the context :
> > - My (very little) company has its own domain name, say "mycompany.pf"
> > (polyn�sie fran�aise)
> > - My company receives its inbound mail (from the Internet) thru 2
> > ISP-based POP mailboxes :
> >    One is set-up to receive mail ONLY to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (single
> > drop POP mailbox),
> >    while the other one (the company's mailbox) is set up to receive all
> > the other mail to "mycompany.pf", such as "[EMAIL PROTECTED],
> >     [EMAIL PROTECTED]" and the like (multi drop POP mailbox).
> > - When jean wants to read his mail,
> >     he simply dials the ISP, connects to the ISP pop server and
> > retrieves whatever message is in
> >     his mailbox.
> > - When I want to retrieve my company's mail, I do exactly the same, but
> > with the second POP mailbox.
> > - When jean or I want to send mail, we simply use our MUA (such as
> > Netscape messenger) which is set up
> >    to deliver outbound mail to our ISP mail relay, so jean and I can
> > exchange mail thru those ISP-based mailboxes
> >    by using one anothers email address (Jean and I belong to the same
> > company, but work from different
> >    locations)
> > - So far, so good ...
> > - Now, things have evolved on my side. I have setup a qmail server on my
> > LAN, and the
> > different computers on the LAN are now set up to have their MUA talk to
> > the qmail server (no longer the ISP mail server),
> > both to lookup their imap mailbox
> > and to deliver outbound messages. The current qmail configuration (
> > relay-agent + "mycompany.pf" in locals) allows
> > my local co-workers to exchange mail and to send mail to the Internet.
> > But we can NO LONGER send mail to jean' ISP-based Pop
> > mailbox using the address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Indeed, since
> > "mycompany.pf" is in "locals", qmail wants to deliver it
> > locally. THAT IS MY PROBLEM. You would say "well, open another account
> > with your ISP and get an address for jean
> > that would be outside the domain "mycompany.pf". THATS MY SECOND PROBLEM
> > :  Jean wants to keep "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
> > Indeed, he has lots of customers and friends who are already using this
> > address, so he does not want to change nor to use a second one!!!
> > (you can see : Jean is being very difficult and does not care much that
> > I have tried to set up
> > something new for the sake of my company's health. He says "it used to
> > work, so make it
> > work with your new setup..." well thats easy to say!).
> >
> > So, how do I do it ? (so the coworkers on my LAN and I will  still use
> > the address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to drop messages in jean remote
> > ISP-based
> > pop mailbox)
> >
> > I hope I have been more clear this time.
> >
> > Franck
> >
>
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>
> --
> See complete headers for more info
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