On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 15:55:32 -0600, Stephen Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Josh Lavin wrote: > > With the virtualdomain contact user (the prepend) being the TMDA user, > > it works fine. > > What do you mean by contact user? Are you talking about the userid/gid > that qmail delivers mail as? Or, do you simply mean having more than one > email address map to the same delivery directory and TMDA configuration?
I'm referring to the contact user as the "prepend" part in "domain:prepend" as seen in virtualdomains. > > > But my desire is to have the virtualdomain contact user _not_ be the > > TMDA user. This is not possible using "domain:prepend" in the > > virtualdomains file (where prepend is not the TMDA user). > > I don't quite understand this, as above... I'd like the "prepend" to be one user: josh. Josh does not have TMDA enabled. Josh has a .qmail-joshua file that sends joshua's mail to the "joshua" user, who has TMDA enabled. I have discovered this is not possible with TMDA and virtualdomains. What I then thought to do was have a "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:prepend" line before the same domain's "domian:prepend" line. To test it, I only used one line, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:joshua", leaving out the other normal line of "thiamine.kdw.us:josh". This configuration does not work with virtualdomains. The mailer-daemon message I sent earlier was incorrect, my fault. After fixing it, I resent a message to joshua, and confirmed it, but the confirm bounced with "not in control/locals..." Apparently, while [EMAIL PROTECTED] works fine, joshua-* does not, in the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:prepend" configuration. I then put back the "thiamine.kdw.us:josh" line, and removed the .qmail-joshua files. Then the confirmation bounced with "no such user". > > Alternatively, I would like to use "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" as the TMDA > > account, but is not this impossible with virtualdomains? (I know it's > > entirely possible if I don't care about virtualdomains.) > > This should work fine. Simply have a .qmail/.qmail-default that don't > use TMDA, and delivery just like normal, then add a > .qmail-tmda/.qmail-tmda-default that call TMDA like a regular TMDA > setup. TMDA should just work. Confirmed that this works. It doesn't solve the problem above, but I needed this config for another virtualdomain, so thanks! Josh _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
