In this case, you better use an external package. I can't think
of any one now. Someone?
Otherwise on /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains put one line like:
virtualdomain.com:user
for each virtual domain where user may be a system user, forward address,
or even a alias.
If all 500 domains follow some kind of rule you con also think of a little
script on .qmail-default.
Good luck again,
Daniel
On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Michael T. Halligan wrote:
:the problem is i have about 500 stupid domains to get to work like this..
:
:what's the procedure?
:
:if i have to make
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:[EMAIL PROTECTED] forward to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:
:in sendmail I have the proper rule in the .cf then
:i add
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:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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:to virtusertables
:
:
:how do I do this in qmail?
:
:On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Daniel Mattos wrote:
:
:>
:> You don't have to create all home directory for virtual users.
:> The documentation suggests the you center in /var/qmail/alias using uid
:> alias. Use /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains if you host different
:> domains.
:>
:> There are other options also. You can use /var/qmail/user/assign
:> tables or external packages. See http://www.qmail.org
:>
:> Good luck,
:>
:> Daniel
:>
:> On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Michael T. Halligan wrote:
:>
:> :How do I use the old virtusertable format? I'm migrating a sendmail
:> :server to a qmail server, and I can't feasibly create a .qmail-domain in
:> :each home directory..
:> :
:>
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:> Daniel Mattos Tribeca Internet Initiatives Inc.
:> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.tiii.com
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