Right. We've already done that. But some users were not duplicates, so
they were given regular usernames. I will be putting in .qmail files for
all the duplicates, but I need some way to use .qmail-default to rewrite the
To: domain for those that aren't duplicates. I.E. if there is no other
qmail file to process the message, convert [EMAIL PROTECTED] to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], and process the mail from there.
--Adam
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From: xs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Adam D. McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, March 11, 1999 2:18 PM
Subject: Re: rewriting to: addresses
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:i had a similar situation when we bought another isp here,
:what we had to do was create a virtualhost entry for the other isp, and
:for each user create a .qmail-reefnet-username (we bought reefnet). and
:for duplicates, give them a new username to use for dialing up, but tell
:them they could keep their email addy. we had to do this with about 10
:users, and it worked out ok.
:
:later
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:Greg Albrecht Safari Internet
:System Administrator Fort Lauderdale, FL
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] www.safari.net
: +1[888|954]537-9550
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:On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Adam D. McKenna wrote:
:
:>An ISP I am working for recently bought another ISP. Some of the
usernames
:>they are importing are the same as users they currently have on the
system.
:>If there is duplication of usernames, we are going to create new accounts,
:>username.nn and forward the mail to them using .qmail files. What I want
to
:>do is, if the username is unique, the mail can just be forwarded to that
:>username. Can I do this with a .qmail-domain-default alias? It should be
:>just a rewrite of the domain in the To: field.
:>
:>I was thinking I could do something just using a |forward, is this
possible?
:>
:>--Adam
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