CPanel Style POP3 with pointed domains
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nobaloney
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I believe (based on experience) that when you point a domain, all the email addresses are pointed as well as the http.
For example, if you write me at nobaloney.com, the email comes to my nobaloney.net address.
Jeff
For example, if you write me at nobaloney.com, the email comes to my nobaloney.net address.
Jeff
hmm, yeah, but when the user in question adds a pop mailbox, they can't add the parked/pointed domain, which is what im getting at, this is available in cpanel however.
My client seem to want to be able to add pop3 accounts to parked domains, without creating another account...
Thanks
Joe
My client seem to want to be able to add pop3 accounts to parked domains, without creating another account...
Thanks
Joe
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nobaloney
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I suppose by now someone has changed all the pertinent definitions, but I always thought a parked domain was a parked domain and a hosted domain was a hosted domain.
Whre did I go wrong
?
Jeff
Whre did I go wrong
?Jeff
I prefer the directadmin way - that means that I don't need to replicate mailboxes for the com/net/org of a domain (useful with some of the projects I'm involved in where we have a fair few mailboxes).
In fact, way back in CPanel 3 or 4 it behaved this way too AFAIK.
In fact, way back in CPanel 3 or 4 it behaved this way too AFAIK.
hmm, yeah, but when the user in question adds a pop mailbox, they can't add the parked/pointed domain, which is what im getting at, this is available in cpanel however.
My client seem to want to be able to add pop3 accounts to parked domains, without creating another account...
Thanks
Domain Pointer = browser redirect
Parked Domain = no redirect
Parked Domain feature without Domain Pointer feature is better than vice versa, because it's more flexible and less expensive.
My client seem to want to be able to add pop3 accounts to parked domains, without creating another account...
Thanks
Domain Pointer = browser redirect
Parked Domain = no redirect
Parked Domain feature without Domain Pointer feature is better than vice versa, because it's more flexible and less expensive.
nobaloney
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You've brought this up in too many questions.
My guess is that you're doing it because you don't like the answer.
Unfortunately the answer isn't going to change.
A parked domain is a domain pointed to a parking page, and that's easily enough done.
A domain with it's own email accounts is not parked; it's an email domain. You can create that with a custom skin.
Jeff
My guess is that you're doing it because you don't like the answer.
Unfortunately the answer isn't going to change.
A parked domain is a domain pointed to a parking page, and that's easily enough done.
A domain with it's own email accounts is not parked; it's an email domain. You can create that with a custom skin.
Jeff