Martin Dougiamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I want these to work:
>
> user1 at domain1.com
> user2 at domain2.com
> user3 at domain3.com
>
> but I want all OTHER combinations to be bounced!
>
> Obviously (?) I can't put anything in the "control/locals" file,
> because whatever I put in there appears to activate ALL the
> local user accounts for that domain.
>
> So I put something like this in the control/virtualdomains file:
>
> domain1.com:alias-domain1
> domain2.com:alias-domain2
> domain3.com:alias-domain3
>
> and in ~alias I made files like this:
>
> .qmail-domain1-user1
> .qmail-domain2-user2
> .qmail-domain3-user3
You're exactly right so far.
> But what do I put in these files? I tried putting this sort of thing,
> as per the manual:
>
> eg ~alias/.qmail-domain-user2:
>
> /home/user2/Maildir/
>
> but I get "Unable_to_chdir_to_maildir" errors. I also tried just
This won't work, because mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will be delivered as the
system account alias, which probably has no write privilegews to
/home/user2/Maildir/new.
> So what should I be doing?
Use a virtual domain manager of some sort. I recommend vmailmgr, available
at vmailmgr.org. It includes the necessary bits to provide all the
functionality you're looking for.
Charles
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