Here is the problem I am having, and I would appreciate any help that ya'll might could give me: The domains that needed aliasing equivalent to sendmail's virtusertable I setup in /etc/aliases using the fastforward package. Fastforward is setup under ~alias/qmail-default.. Obviously as you know, if the domain is in locals, it will send to the local user before it looks at /etc/aliases for a possible alias (sendmail didn't do this). Now, I can setup all these [EMAIL PROTECTED]: chris .. in /etc/aliases but, if something.com is in locals, it will send directly to the local user something unless it doesn't exist. If it doesn't exist it then sends to chris. Well here is the problem. We have a bunch of virtual domains. I need to initiate quite a few aliases like so: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: cgalanos [EMAIL PROTECTED]: cgalanos etc, etc. The problem is that if the local user exists it won't send to cgalanos unless I put a .qmail file in that dir. Therefore /etc/aliases is not acting like sendmail's. Now, here's the dilemma. I can put the .qmail files in the home dir's if I have to BUT if I have those 2 addresses above in /etc/aliases I need the rest of whatever @something.com to go to the local users. In other words, if I have something.com:alias in virtualdomains, and then use the fastforward program, everything else besides chris and something doesn't go anywhere. I need each domain to have like its own info@ user... well if I put [EMAIL PROTECTED]: someusername, it will dump [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the local user info instead of the other username. You can see how I'm getting mixed around here. Does anyone know how to cure this? If so please let me know. For now I think I will have to add something.com also to locals, then make sure the user doesn't exist locally so that it will then call the aliases file and send to where it needs to be. Any help with this woudl be appreciated. Last time I did this, I did it like this. In virtualdomains, each domain would have a user account that managed it. Now this would be great, and I coudl put .qmail-username file's in that user's home dir. But then, is there a way to make .qmail-default to send to local users. In other words.. say I had comp.org. in virtualdomains: comp.org:filtercomp in ~filtercomp.. .qmail-chris (which has cgalanos in it) well [EMAIL PROTECTED] will now go to cgalanos, but say someone sends to [EMAIL PROTECTED], I want that .qmail-default to check for a something local user, and send to it if it exists.. can I do this? Thanks for listening, Chris
