"Stephen Casey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am having terrible trouble getting qmail to
>work for virtual domains. I have followed the advice
>from one of the links on qmail.org, and used the
>users/assign file to break up my site into domains.
What exactly did you put in users/assign?
> This method seems fine for delivering to the
>directories,
How do you know that?
>however, when it gets there, I can't seem
>to use a .qmail file to cause forwarding, or Maildir
>formats..
What .qmail have you created? What addresses did you send to? What
happened? What did qmail-send log?
> Any idea what I could be doing wrong?
There're about a zillion things, give or take a million, that could go
wrong. Without some specifics, we'd just be guessing.
>* I am not sure what the difference between .qmail-user,
> .qmail-default and .qmail is?
Mail to "user" goes to ~user/.qmail, if it exists, otherwise it's
delivered via the "defaultdelivery" specified on the qmail-start
command line.
Mail to "user-foo" goes to ~user/.qmail-foo, if it exists, otherwise it
goes to ~user/.qmail-default, if it exists, otherwise it goes to
~alias/.qmail-default, if it exists, otherwise it bounces.
-Dave
