I think I solved my multiple domain issued with the JDBCVirtualUserTable mailet, (if I have figured it out correctly) however I've stumbled upon a new one...
my problem is that I want 1 e-mail address to end up in multiple mailboxes.
ie post[at]domain.net should end up in the mailbox for user1 and user2 and user3
I've looked at both the setAlias command and the setForwarding command, but from what I've seen these commands can olny set 1 destination e-mail-address/user
I also thought of using JDBCVirtualUserTable, unfourtunally, using the create script provided in the faq for this, I cannot have 2 rows with the same user/domain and different targets.
I thought of removing the primary keys on this table, which lets me have more rows of that sort, but I'm not sure how the JDBCVirtualUserTable mailet would react to that. would it just take the first row found? or would it forwards to several.
do I have to configure these mail-adresses that should have multiple recipinents in the config.xml using the forward mailet?
thanks for any help
/Christian
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