Hi Pierre! It's quite a difficult construction you have. I had to draw a picture first, but I think I can solve it. On your main site you create a virtual domain called bxl.prescom.fr. (You know how?!) In the directory all mail for bxl.prescom.fr gets delivered you create a .qmail-default file with �forward [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> . The last thing to change is .qmail-toto in the directory prescom.fr-mail gets delivered to: �forward [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I think this should work. CU Holger -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Pierre L�onard Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 24. November 1999 10:48 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: subdomaine adressing and qmail Hi, I use qmail on the main site of my company, Prescom, and now I have to install local mailboxes for the remote site. We have only one fixed IP address for the domain prescom.fr, at the main site. When I send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and toto is on the remote site I forward, with a .qmail file, the mail to the remote bal : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Then at the remote site I get the mail with fetchmail, pop3, and deliver it localy with qmail. Ok Now I am on the remote site and I want to send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] And tyty is at the main site. How can I sort this mail and put it in the output queue and keep the local [EMAIL PROTECTED] The discrimination based on the domain name is not enough So I declare the remote site as a subdomain : bxl.prescom.fr. So, when I am at bxl.prescom.fr I can send the mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] Note that bxl.prescom.fr is the same IP addresse that prescom.fr. OK But , If I am at the main site and I send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the forward in the .mail don't change the domain name of the address and on the remote site a will reject the mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] So, I use formail to process the "To: " address and pipe the mail to sendmail -oi -t . But unfortunetly, sendmail Reprocess the "Cc" field and I get multiple copies of the mail. So, I use the -i "Cc:" option of formail to avoid the copies by replacing the "Cc: " by a "Old-Cc: ". But, in that way the reader don't know who receive the mail and can't use the "reply to all" of the mail reader. Ok I have no more solution at that moment, So If someone could help me. Itwill be great. Sincerely. -- La vie est belle Pierre L�onard Prescom Tel : 01 30 85 55 61 http://www.leonard-pierre.nom.fr <http://www.leonard-pierre.nom.fr> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
