On Wed, Apr 05, 2000 at 07:27:07PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> doesnotwork.com:someuser
> e-mail disappers somewhere.
>
> I have red everything I could find on virtual domains and I thougt I got it, but
>looks like I did not. More things I tried more confused I got =(
1) The user "someuser" has to exist on your system. All emails to
@doesnotwork.com
are delivered according to the .qmail* files in this users $HOME.
The $HOME and the $HOME/.qmail* files of this user may not be
writable by anyone besides that user.
2) you have to delete "doesnotwork.com" from /var/qmail/control/locals
in order to make the line in control/virtualdomains become effective.
It also is a good idea to add another line
.doesnotwork.com:someuser
to control/virtualdomains to also have e.g.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
under control of user "someuser".
3) you have to "kill -HUP <pid of qmail-send>" to force qmail to
reread control/locals and control/virtualdomains
4) send a test mail and have a look at your logfiles. Do you see any
errors?
\Maex
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