Murthy Raju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Some addresses under mydomain.com are local users( users of
>mymachine.mydomain.com) and other addresses belonging to the same domain
>are not local users. So the mail for the second category will have to go to
> remotemail server serving the domain.
Say you want to accept mail locally for [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], and [EMAIL PROTECTED], but [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], etc. should be routed to exchange.example.com.
Add the following to control/rcphosts:
example.com
Add the following to control/virtualdomains:
example.com:alias-example
Create ~alias/.qmail-example-joe:
&joe
(Likewise for bill and sue.)
Create ~alias/.qmail-example-default:
|forward "$[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Finally, restart qmail to have the changes take effect.
Another way to do this is using the fastforward package.
>Also I have to receive mail from the local machines ( not only for
>mydomain.com but all outgoing mail ) on my LAN to be relayed to my ISP when
>I connect using serial mail.
Use the well-documented selective relaying techniques to accept mail
from the local machines.
Why do you want to use serialmail to send to your ISP? Why not let
qmail handle that?
-Dave
