Hello Eduardo, On Tuesday, April 6, 2004 at 8:58:28 PM you wrote (at least in part):
>> I need to make vpopmail recognize "user#domain.com" as the same way >> it recognizes "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". > It's needed only when RECEIVING messages via SMTP. Than forget about my previous answer and forget about a solution. You'd have to hack qmail for it recognizing the '#' first before you could enter editing vpopmail sources. qmail will, without modifications, not be able to find the domain part of a mail addressed to 'user#domain.com', it'll append '/var/qmail/control/defaulthost' and handle the mail according to how this 'defaulthost' is set up. You'll have to make qmail check for '#' first and translating it into '@'. Might be better to enforce incoming mail are addressed correctly and according to a few RFC with '@' as domain delimiter, instead of '#'. -- Best regards Peter Palmreuther "C'mon everybody, here we gooooooo! Off to Neverland!" - Peter Pan
