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> I was wondering how the following would work.
>
> I have a few domains which o am going to run as virtualdomain and others
> which are just going to have a smtproute to another server. I want to have
> some Virtual users deliver to another machine and the remainder of the
> users deliver to yet another server.
>
> ie.
>
> postmaster@domain deliver to server1
> root@domain deliver to server1
> owner@domain deliver to server1
>
> anything else that is for that domain deliver to server2
>
> can this be done ?
I would do that without virtual domains at all.
1. Put domain into locals.
(2. If you have local users, make sure that you use users/assign
mechanism to override them. Routing everything to alias is just
fine.)
3. Arrange local delivery for postmaster, owner, root (for example
by ~alias/.qmail-root etc.)
4. In ~alias/.qmail-default, do
|forward "$LOCAL"@server2
(5. You may need to arrange delivery to server2 via smtproutes.)
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