Catch all and forwarding problem
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nobaloney
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Why? What happens when you try?
What specifically do you enter where? And what error message do you get?
Jeff
What specifically do you enter where? And what error message do you get?
Jeff
email probs for users with multiple domains
I don't get an error, I can't see any way to do it.
ill try to make it a bit clearer -
eg. I have a user with 2 domains - i have setup the main account using domain1.co.uk - and have added a domain pointer for domain2.co.uk
the user wants to use [email protected] & [email protected] - i can setup forwarding & pops for domain1.co.uk but i cant add forwarding or pop accounts fordomain2.co.uk - is there a way to do this or am i doing somthing wrong - both domains show the same site...
thanks
Dave
I don't get an error, I can't see any way to do it.
ill try to make it a bit clearer -
eg. I have a user with 2 domains - i have setup the main account using domain1.co.uk - and have added a domain pointer for domain2.co.uk
the user wants to use [email protected] & [email protected] - i can setup forwarding & pops for domain1.co.uk but i cant add forwarding or pop accounts fordomain2.co.uk - is there a way to do this or am i doing somthing wrong - both domains show the same site...
thanks
Dave
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nobaloney
NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam †
A domain pointer points the entire domain. So all the emails from one domain are set up on the other domain.
The specific method is a symbolic link in /etc/virtual/ from the pointer domain to the pointee domain.
And that's where all the email information is stored.
Both domains share the same mailbox, so when picking up email the user only logs into the mailbox at the original domain.
If this doesn't work for you then you should delete the pointer, set up the domains separately, and create separate mailboxes. You can use an .htaccess file to set up a redirect.
Jeff
The specific method is a symbolic link in /etc/virtual/ from the pointer domain to the pointee domain.
And that's where all the email information is stored.
Both domains share the same mailbox, so when picking up email the user only logs into the mailbox at the original domain.
If this doesn't work for you then you should delete the pointer, set up the domains separately, and create separate mailboxes. You can use an .htaccess file to set up a redirect.
Jeff