> First there isn't a decent front end for managing this. > No offense to > the person that actually wrote the one thats on the > website, but that > one is cumbersome and it doesn't work very well. I'm in > the process > (albeit slowly) of writing one. I'm combining this front > end with one > for PowerDNS. This isn't as difficult as you're all > making it out to > be. Its really very simple. Make the person's user name > their email > address. Then the command to add them is: \..
The older version of DBMA for DbMail -STABLE you are using will fail in many areas with the newer 'unstable' 2.1x version of DBMail . DbMail Administrator: DBMA 2.3.0 is released (June9) with basic compatibility for DBMAIL 2.1 unstable, and some assists for Virtual Domains Also included in this new DBMA 2.3 release is expanded DBMA MTA Admin which when configured allows per-domain transports etc. as well as a wide range of virtual domain possibilities done from the db. I hope this new feature assists you with your Virtual Domains implementation. Tommi at iki.fi has some experience with the Virtual Domains and preliminarily suggested along the lines of -=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=- --main.cf-- virtual_mailbox_domains = mysql:/usr/local/etc/postfix/ virtual_mailbox_domains.mysql virtual_mailbox_maps = mysql:/usr/local/etc/postfix/ virtual_mailbox_maps.mysql transport_maps = mysql:/usr/local/etc/postfix/transport.mysql which have the following queries: query = SELECT mydestination FROM DBMA_MTA where mydestination='%s' query = SELECT alias FROM dbmail_aliases WHERE alias='%s' query = SELECT transport FROM DBMA_MTA where mydestination='%s' -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- You can obtain the newest 2.3.0 release at http://library.mobrien.com/dbmailadministrator/ best... Mike
