On Sat, 31 Jan 2009, Ralf wrote: > Unfortunately there seems to be no such setting in inn2. > But the problem is a general one, for example also for the system "root" > account. > Here's my /etc/aliases file: > > # /etc/aliases > # > mailer-daemon: postmas...@amitrader.com > postmaster: postmas...@amitrader.com > nobody: postmas...@amitrader.com > usenet: postmas...@amitrader.com > news: postmas...@amitrader.com > hostmaster: hostmas...@amitrader.com > webmaster: hostmas...@amitrader.com > www: hostmas...@amitrader.com > ftp: hostmas...@amitrader.com > abuse: postmas...@amitrader.com > noc: hostmas...@amitrader.com > security: hostmas...@amitrader.com > root: hostmas...@amitrader.com > > But it seems to have no effect. > I've also issued the 'newaliases' command on the Debian box > as suggested when modifying the /etc/aliases file. > > Has nobody else had this problem? > How to solve this?
You should really read Xmail's documentation. XMail has its own configuration, independent from the system one (since it runs on OSs other than Unix - and even though, most definitely every Unix is different from a configuration POV). - Davide _______________________________________________ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
