D> Second Problem: How do I make [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
D> forward messages to my e-mail account @another domain
This is covered in the documentation, although it might not be
obvious. You simply add aliases to dbmail.aliases for any number of
addresses within a domain, using an SQL query. The following would
work:
INSERT INTO dbmail.aliases (alias,deliver_to) VALUES
('[EMAIL PROTECTED]','[EMAIL PROTECTED]'),
('[EMAIL PROTECTED]','[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
If you're creating a new account, hosted on the same server, for
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]', you can add the aliases at the same time,
using dbmail-adduser (this example assumes you use the domain as part
of the user ID, so you can have the same name in different domains,
don't use the client_id field for anything important, and aren't
imposing a restriction on the mailbox size):
dbmail-adduser -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] password 0 0 \
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The first occurance of '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' creates the mailbox;
everything after the mailbox size and client_id fields are aliases
that dbmail will accept for dumping into that mailbox.
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