Many, many, thank yous! I didn't think it would be a huge problem. Currently I use the standard Sendmail that came with Red Hat 6.2, I think I have sendmail v8? I've got them setup as a virtual domain pop user, and I'll probably set them up to be a local user (they are going to maintain their site and adding email addresses as needed) so I'll just set them up as a regular user, then add an entry to the virtusertable that will give the alias for their domain. Question: Do they then point to my POP server? Or do they look at a POP server with their domain name attached. I've only setup mine, but I can change that, I'm just not sure what else is needed.
Sincerely Thank You, Mark -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, November 03, 2001 3:58 AM To: Mark Weisman; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Virtual Domains. Shouldn't be a problem. Qpopper will check mail from any valid users' mailbox and in this case it will be more challenging to get mail _delivery_ set up for the virtual domain users than popping it. One small point you will need to be able think through dealing with a new user of the same name as an existing one. Good luck. Peter At 00:12 03/11/01 -0900, Mark Weisman wrote: >Don't mean to interrupt, but I've got an older version of QPopper >(3.1.2) up on the server and it works wonderfully, really happy with it. >However, recently someone asked if I would host their website, I gladly >said I would however, I'm not sure if the QPopper I have already >compiled and setup under my domain will do what it needs to for theirs. >Help would be good here, I'd greatly appreciate any and all assistance. > >Thanks, >Mark Weisman >Infinite Visions Technologies >www.infinitevisions.ws
