If I get this right you want to have a user with multiple domain names for
their mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] yet all the mail for joe going to a
common mailbox.
We did something similar by creating many (200) virtual domains. Each domain
points to the same set of user folders. That way the mailboxes are common
across all the domains.
You then have 2 options regarding the users themselves.
1: Use an external DB with all the domains pointing to the same table in
either Access or SQL Server. Basically this tricks Imail into thinking it
has a set of users for each mail domain. In reality there is but 1.
2: Use an external DB with separate tables for each domain. This way you can
pick and choose which domain a user has a mail account in. EG:
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] but not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] With this method you have to pick one domain as
the master and use a trigger in SQL or a function in Access to synch all the
tables and to maintain which user gets put where.
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