Gregory Malsack wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> Hope everyone is doing well!!
>
> I have setup a virtual mail domain and have setup several accounts under
> that domain. However, I now need a catch all account for the virtual domain.
> How would I go about doing that? Also, I have been setting up the virtual
> accounts with a pop account on my domain such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] The
> setting up a virtual pop account like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> forwarding it to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] and having the user log into the
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] account. Is that the correct way to set it up? I
> noticed that when I setup the virtual accounts it asks me for an account
> password, which would lead me to believe that the user should be able to log
> into the virtual domain and check mail, however when I setup the client it
> just keeps coming up with a login screen saying that the password ior
> username supplied is not correct. I have tried username and password, I have
> also tried [EMAIL PROTECTED] and password. and neither one works. The way
> I've set it up works fine for now but if I'm doing something wrong and
> there's a better way please let me know.
>
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there may be a better way but I have enabled virtusers in my sendmail.mc
and generated a new sendmail.cf file using the m4 program.
that out of the way...
I then have a virtuser file (/etc/mail/virtuser) that has each user
email address aliasing over to their local mail account and finally at
the bottom of this list, I have @domain.com localaccount so that any
misaddressed mail with the proper domain name will end up being
delivered to that account. If this catchall rule isn't last, it
intercepts mail for all those listed below...bad thing.
This ends up being a big PIA but it is effective enough.
also, you must have /etc/mail/sendmail.cw list all the domain names that
the box will receive mail for and of course, DNS MX records must exist
for those domains.
Craig
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