Lye On Siong Johnny writes:
> Are there any other way to implement virtual domain apart from using vpopmail?
There are many ways. qmail is in effect a tool for sending and
receiving email. You can use it in many different ways, vpopmail
being just one of them. You could use vmailmgr
(http://www.vmailmgr.org/) instead. Rumor has it that IBM has a
virtual domain system based on qmail; I expect it's proprietary since
they charge very large amounts of money for it. Or you could invent
your own. I usually do that for my larger customers, because their
requirements are specialized and unique. E.g. rediffmail.com, which
doesn't need virtual domains, but which handles ten million users.
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