I apologize in advance to the list for submitting yet another virtual domain question. :) I searched through the archives looking for my answer and was unable to find it. I have set up a user for myself, rtandy, on my machine. His email is [EMAIL PROTECTED], for example. I also wanted the email address [EMAIL PROTECTED], so I used users/assign for this and added =rob:rtandy:1000:100:/home/rtandy:-:rob: the mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s delivery instructions are then in /home/rtandy/.qmail-rob. So far so good, everything works fine. I also have another domain that resolves to my IP, mybox.com, for example. I have added this domain to rcpthosts and locals as well as set DNS up correctly. In fact without changing anything else, [EMAIL PROTECTED] goes to the same place as [EMAIL PROTECTED], and [EMAIL PROTECTED] goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I would like to set this up so that [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] go to different maildirs. This is what I cameup with, any clues as to what's wrong? *** control/virtualhosts *** [EMAIL PROTECTED]:rtandy-mybox [EMAIL PROTECTED]:rtandy-mymachine *** /home/rtandy/.qmail-mybox-rob *** /home/rtandy/Mail/rob-mybox/ *** /home/rtandy/.qmail-mymachine-rob *** /home/rtandy/Mail/rob-mymachine/ I figured mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED], would be turned into mail for rtandy-mybox-rob via qmail-send and delivered locally which would look for /home/rtandy/.qmail-mybox-rob for delivery instructions. I also killed qmail-send with a HUP to reread local and virtual domains. Is this correct?? It doesn't work when I $ qmail-inject To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: TEST hi ^D If no one is able to solve my troubles, I would really like to figure out how to tell if the virtualdomains file is consulted. You cannot tell just by the log files. Also, I would like to be able to see what the To: header is rewritten as after consulting virtualdomains, to help track down my errors in setup. Is *that* possible? Thanks much in advance from a qmail newbie. -rob
