"kapusta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>~user/.qmail-default is getting confusing I got response that I need to have
>~user/.qmail-domain to be able to get e-mail and .qmail-default is like
>whild card
>and it worked until I started create more users for this domain
>does anybody wrote something that make sense about virtual domains and
>aliases
I think:
http://Web.InfoAve.Net/~dsill/lwq.html#virtual-domains
is pretty clear. What you seem to be missing is how virtual deliveries
are redirected and how .qmail files work. If you have a virtualdomains
entry like:
example.com:john-example
A message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will be redirected to
john-example-info. In order to "catch" that mail, you'll need one of:
~john/.qmail-example-info
~john/.qmail-example-default
~john/.qmail-default
~alias/.qmail-john-example-info
~alias/.qmail-john-example-default
~alias/.qmail-john-default
~alias/.qmail-default
(And these are listed in the order qmail-local will look for them.)
The ~alias .qmail files will only be used if "john" isn't a valid
qmail user.
-Dave
