Mike Reavey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've read FAQs, msg boards, INSTALL files, and I still can't
> get this to work. Any help will be greately appreciated.
I'd recommend you re-read the qmail man pages. You've made some fairly
basic errors in the use of .qmail files, etc.
> I compiled and installed qmail this weekend. Using tcpserver
> and supervise scripts
"supervise scripts"? Do you mean the package by Bruce Guenter? Did you
install qmail from his qmail+patches source RPM as well? This is
relevant information.
> I can't get virtual domains to work. My goal is to
> have "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" go to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
[...]
> Here are my config files:
In future, just give us the unedited output of qmail-showctl. It's
easier for you, and it's in a standard format which we expect. Oh, I
see you did later. Good for you.
> cat control/virtualdomains
> aristophanes.net:bradc
Do you understand that this will cause mail to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
to be delivered as if it was to a local account handling
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>?
> cat /home/bradc/.qmail
> &[EMAIL PROTECTED]
And that this .qmail file doesn't handle mail for the above?
Read the man page for dot-qmail several times. The answer is there.
> I had no control/virtualdomains file in my /var/qmail/control
> directory, I had to create it.
That's fine; a normal fresh install of qmail doesn't have any
virtualdomains.
> All the files in my /var/qmail/control directory are owned by root in
> group root, included virtualdomains that I created.
This is atypical, but if they're world-readable, it shouldn't cause any
harm. Typically files are owned by group "qmail" or some such.
Charles
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