+ Doug McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
| I changed the character in conf-break to + and have no earthly idea
| how to make lists work at this point (or any submailboxes).
| user-list fails; user+list fails.
I use conf-break = '+' too, and have no problems with that. But
beware that the address user+list is controlled by ~user/.qmail-list
(and *not* ~uaser/.qmail+list). If user does not exist, however, the
address would be controlled by ~alias/.qmail-user+list.
There is also a caveat in connection with virtual domains.
Assume you have
user.dom:user
in control/virtualdomains. Mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] becomes mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (with a dash not a plus) and treated as local.
You can handle this with ~alias/.qmail-user-default. Even if user
does exist, delivery will still not be handled by user because there
is no + after the user name. The cure is simple: Write instead
user.dom:user+virtual
and handle the mail with ~user/.qmail-virtual-default.
All this may look like madness at first glance, but there's system in't.
- Harald
