Re: DOMAIN ALIAS
I use mailAlternateAddress it work perfect for aliasing. regards. On Oct 25, 2007, at 1:19 PM, Robert Wolfe wrote: On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 19:16:24 +0200 Alain Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: It would seem that the easiest way of doing this, would be to simply use the MX records on the domain's record. For example, example.com would have the MX record for mail.example.com. Then the records for the .net and .org domains, have the mail.example.com MX for the domain also. Pardon me if I am missing something simple, it is early here and I am just waking up. Josh Hello I´m trying to do domain aliasing. my domain is example.com but example.net, example, org too. I want that example.XXX --> redirects to example.com How can I do this? Thanks I use qmail-ldap 20060201 Morning Josh What about the users? How will mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] be delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED], without duplicating the user-records for every aliased domain? He could always point the IP to both domains in DNS. That would be the easiest way. That way, users at @example.net will also get email at @example.com
Re: DOMAIN ALIAS
Robert Wolfe schrieb: > On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 21:13:58 +0200 > Alain Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> My understanding of a mail-domain alias, would be, that any address on a >> domain, would work on the alias-domain too. Without the need to touch >> all the user accounts. Just pointing on the same MX or IP in DNS will >> not be enough. >> >> Say I have 100 users on example.com and they have 20 additional domains >> as aliases. Do I need to add 1900 email addresses as alternate or >> forwarding addresses? Or is there a more automagic way. >> > > The easiest way that I can think of to do this would be to just point all > of the affected domains to one IP address in DNS. No fuss, no muss. That > is the way that I do it on my own personal domains and it works very well Sorry I still don't get it. - John is a registered user of example.com with the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] - example.org is a mail domain-alias for example.com. - Both domains share the same MX and IP. - Both domains are in controls/locals If I send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] it gets delivered with "250 ok" If I send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], its not be accpeted. The server tells me: "554 Sorry, no mailbox here by that name. (#5.1.1)" I am looking for the glue beetween the domains here. I already have working virtual domains, but that's something else.
Re: DOMAIN ALIAS
Gennady G. Marchenko schrieb: > Hi Alain, > > I don't understand, what do you want to do? > Your users may have alternate addresses. > Your user may have forwarding addresses. > > Do you want to forward mail from one to another account of same user? > For what? Add the mailalternate address for it, and any mails to any of his > address would store in one his maildir. > > Gennady. > -Original Message- > From: Alain Wolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 9:16 PM > To: qmail-ldap@qmail-ldap.org > Subject: Re: DOMAIN ALIAS > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > >> It would seem that the easiest way of doing this, would be to >> simply use the MX records on the domain's record. For example, >> example.com would have the MX record for mail.example.com. Then >> the records for the .net and .org domains, have the mail.example.com >> MX for the domain also. >> >> Pardon me if I am missing something simple, it is early here and >> I am just waking up. >> >> Josh >> >> >> >>> Hello >>> >>> I´m trying to do domain aliasing. >>> >>> >>> my domain is example.com but example.net, example, org too. >>> >>> I want that example.XXX --> redirects to example.com >>> >>> How can I do this? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> I use qmail-ldap 20060201 >>> >>> >> >> > > Morning Josh > What about the users? How will mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] be delivered to > [EMAIL PROTECTED], without duplicating the user-records for every aliased > domain? > > My understanding of a mail-domain alias, would be, that any address on a domain, would work on the alias-domain too. Without the need to touch all the user accounts. Just pointing on the same MX or IP in DNS will not be enough. Say I have 100 users on example.com and they have 20 additional domains as aliases. Do I need to add 1900 email addresses as alternate or forwarding addresses? Or is there a more automagic way. Alain
Re: DOMAIN ALIAS
On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 19:16:24 +0200 Alain Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > > It would seem that the easiest way of doing this, would be to > > simply use the MX records on the domain's record. For example, > > example.com would have the MX record for mail.example.com. Then > > the records for the .net and .org domains, have the mail.example.com > > MX for the domain also. > > > > Pardon me if I am missing something simple, it is early here and > > I am just waking up. > > > > Josh > > > > > >> Hello > >> > >> I´m trying to do domain aliasing. > >> > >> > >> my domain is example.com but example.net, example, org too. > >> > >> I want that example.XXX --> redirects to example.com > >> > >> How can I do this? > >> > >> Thanks > >> > >> I use qmail-ldap 20060201 > >> > > > > > > > > Morning Josh > What about the users? How will mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] be delivered to > [EMAIL PROTECTED], without duplicating the user-records for every aliased > domain? He could always point the IP to both domains in DNS. That would be the easiest way. That way, users at @example.net will also get email at @example.com
Re: DOMAIN ALIAS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > It would seem that the easiest way of doing this, would be to > simply use the MX records on the domain's record. For example, > example.com would have the MX record for mail.example.com. Then > the records for the .net and .org domains, have the mail.example.com > MX for the domain also. > > Pardon me if I am missing something simple, it is early here and > I am just waking up. > > Josh > > >> Hello >> >> I´m trying to do domain aliasing. >> >> >> my domain is example.com but example.net, example, org too. >> >> I want that example.XXX --> redirects to example.com >> >> How can I do this? >> >> Thanks >> >> I use qmail-ldap 20060201 >> > > > Morning Josh What about the users? How will mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] be delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED], without duplicating the user-records for every aliased domain?
Re: DOMAIN ALIAS
It would seem that the easiest way of doing this, would be to simply use the MX records on the domain's record. For example, example.com would have the MX record for mail.example.com. Then the records for the .net and .org domains, have the mail.example.com MX for the domain also. Pardon me if I am missing something simple, it is early here and I am just waking up. Josh > Hello > > I´m trying to do domain aliasing. > > > my domain is example.com but example.net, example, org too. > > I want that example.XXX --> redirects to example.com > > How can I do this? > > Thanks > > I use qmail-ldap 20060201
DOMAIN ALIAS
Hello I´m trying to do domain aliasing. my domain is example.com but example.net, example, org too. I want that example.XXX --> redirects to example.com How can I do this? Thanks I use qmail-ldap 20060201
