"Julian L.C. Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>I am trying to set up the following on a Virtual Domain System. I want to
>have multiple domains running off of the same IP Address. Each domain will
>have all its email forwarded to some off site email address. I figured
>that I would just create a .qmail-domain-com-default file with the email
>address in it inside the alias directory, but I get an error from QMAIL
>saying that itcannot find a mail exchanger for that ip address. Any tips
>on how to do this would be most appreciated
You haven't given enough information for us to provide any nontrivial
help.
1) What did you do? Specifically, which config files did you modify,
and what did you put in them. Don't say "..create a
.qmail-domain-com-default file with the email address...", say,
"I did echo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>/var/qmail/alias/.qmail-example-com-default". Don't leave
anything out; e.g., what, if anything, did you put in
/var/qmail/control/virtualdomains? Don't "sanitize" your data: if
the domain in question is foobar.com, don't call it
"domain.com". The output of "qmail-showctl" is often useful. It
often helps to know what OS/hardware/qmail release you're
running, too.
2) What did you expect to happen? Describe the details of your test.
3) What actually happened? The detailed results of the test,
including log file snippets and copies of messages, including
headers, if appropriate.
Details, details, details. Usually, overly general requests are
ignored on this list because we don't have the time/desire to coerce
information out of people who don't provide even the basics when
asking a question.
-Dave
