I don't follow you. If you want qmail to act as a mail gateway to the NT
machine, simply put the NT domain in the SMTProutes control file, and do
_not_ accept delivery (i.e. don't have the domain in your rcpthosts file).
vpopmail should only be configured for mail you expect to receive and store
on that host, not mail destined for a remote host, unless you are trying to
do address forwarding, which you really can only do effectively using .qmail
files.
-K
> From: "Desarrollo y Sistemas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 18:15:52 -0300
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Help abot qmail and vpomail
>
> Hi:
>
> I have a Linux platform Red Hut 7.0 working on qmail, vopmail, qmailadmin
> and sqlwebmail. My virtual domains work great. I have the following inquiry
> as follow:
>
> - I have an NT with an application with domain xxx.com name of with the
> following IP address.xxx.xxx.xxx.38
>
>
> - I created a vopmail in my virtual domain with the same name as the NT
> domain name xxx.com on my Linux platform Red Hut 7.0. The Linux server has
> the following IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.47
>
>
> I need to :
>
> Modify the MX in order to point from my virtual domain to the Linux IP
> adress xxx.xxx.xxx.47 . Right now point to xxx.xxx.xxx.38
>
>
> If an email cuenta.xxx.com arrives to the vopmail and the email or account
> cuenta.xxx.com does not exist then it should qmail should solve the problem
> and the qmail should send the information to the NT server. And this last
> one NT, work with this count.
>
>
> If an cuenta.xxx.com arrives to vopmail and exists then qmail should take
> care of the email or account and workds
>
> Is possible to do it?
>
> Thanks a lot for your help
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Alexandra Murillo
>
>
>
>
>
