Scott,
If you have a small number of host names (which I suspect you do), you can
use virtualdomains to your advantage.
Try something like this (only dealing with .com for now--assuming you
have no users named "tammy" or "scott"):
/var/qmail/control/virtualdomains
====================================
tammy.yelich.com:tammy
scott.yelich.com:scott
~alias/.qmail-tammy (symlink to) --> ~alias/.qmail-tammy-default
=================================================================
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
~alias/.qmail-scott (symlink to) --> ~alias/.qmail-scott-default
=================================================================
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now, if you wish to make exceptions for [EMAIL PROTECTED], you can
create the following file:
~alias/.qmail-scott-deadcat
============================
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you don't understand what is going on with regard to the extensions,
give the Life with Qmail page a thorough read, and you'll understand a bit
better.
You'll still need to set up rcpthosts to deal with only those hostnames
(domain names) for which you wish to accept mail.
Best of luck,
-Martin
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Martin A. Brown --- Wonderfrog Enterprises --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Scott D. Yelich wrote:
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:I have registered yelich.{com,net,org} and I want to use qmail to accept
:mail on one machine.. where you can set up a domain plus host such as
:"tommy.yelich.com" where I can then use a .qmail-default so that all
:mail to this host+domain gets forwarded... I also want to do
:"tammy.yelich.com," "scott.yelich.com" and others.
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:Can qmail handle this easily? If so, how?
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:Scott
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