you may use the link below for a really well done how-to. you will
find handling of virt. domains, userasignments etc. here. yes, it is
for pop3 user setup, but IMHO the principals are well described here
too. but be carefull with the users/assign file. put the '-' for ext
(6th field) into the record if you want to do nice things with
.qmail-xy as was discussed here not long ago.
http://www.tibus.net/pgregg/projects/qmail/single-uid-howto.txt
btw: as far as i know, you have to put only the domain-part into the
virtualdomains file and not the name-part. like myvirt.org:userhere .
and don't forget to SIGHUP qmail-send.
greetings
Alexander
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ursprüngliche Nachricht <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Am 11/17/99, 9:24:52 AM, schrieb Edward Castillo-Jakosalem
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> zum Thema virtual domains...:
> Hi again!
> I just started to use qmail's virtual domains feature and wanted to
know
> why an email I send to a virt dom user doesn't arrive where I intended
it.
> I have this entry on my virtualdomains file:
> test@<virtdomain>:ecj
> ecj is my username so I understand that if I send mails to
> test@<virtdomain>, they will fall on my mailbox. It doesn't. I already
> added virtdomain on my rcpthosts file.
> Do I have to restart qmail and add an instruction for it to read
virtual
> domains? Do I also have to add a .qmail-??? on my homedir?
> I also read somewhere that a file called 'users' can also be used when
> using virtual domains. Where can I find docs on this?
> Thanks once again for any help and more power!
> Regards,
> Edward Castillo Jakosalem
