Essentially what I would like to end up with:
- 1 user who handles all mail for my domains unless it is specifically going to a defined user who has an account on the system - multiple users on the system that can login to tmda-cgi and manage their pending queue.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Here's how I'd do it, by creating a real user account on the machine for every user that you want to login.
Let's assume two domains for example, dom1.com and dom2.com. Assume the catch-all user is 'user1', and that 'user2' and 'user3' are two other real users on the system.
In virtualdomains:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:user2 # Deliver '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' to user2 dom1.com:user1-dom1 # Catchall for [EMAIL PROTECTED] to user1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:user3 # Deliver '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' to user3 dom2.com:user1-dom2 # Catchall for [EMAIL PROTECTED] to user1
In ~user1:
- Symlinks: .qmail-dom1-default -> .qmail-dom1 -> .qmail-tmda .qmail-dom2-default -> .qmail-dom2 -> .qmail-tmda
- Where .qmail-tmda pipes the message to tmda-filter, final delivery to a remote mailbox:
|preline /path/to/tmda-filter
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You could have it eventually deliver to different mailboxes by having different .qmail-tmda1/.qmail-tmda2 files
In ~user2:
- Symlinks: .qmail-specificuser-default -> .qmail-specificuser
- Where .qmail-specificuser pipes the message into TMDA, final delivery to a remote mailbox:
|preline /path/to/tmda-filter
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In ~user2:
- Symlinks: .qmail-otheruser-default -> .qmail-otheruser
- Where .qmail-otheruser pipes the message into TMDA, final delivery to a remote mailbox:
|preline /path/to/tmda-filter
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now all three system users, user1, user2, and user3, can login to tmda-cgi using their system username.
There may be an easier way to do this, but this is hopefully a useful example. If you don't want to create actual accounts on the system, you will have to go with some sort of virtual user system I don't know anything about like 'vmailmgr' or 'vpopmail'.
-- Jim Ramsay "Me fail English? That's unpossible!"
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