P prophecy Verified User Joined Jul 8, 2003 Messages 175 Jan 9, 2004 #1 If you use domain pointers, will the email also be redirected to the destination domain and go into the appropriate email accounts?
If you use domain pointers, will the email also be redirected to the destination domain and go into the appropriate email accounts?
DirectAdmin Support Administrator Staff member Joined Feb 27, 2003 Messages 8,139 Jan 9, 2004 #2 Hello, Yes, this was added a few releases ago. If your pointer is older than that, just delete it, and re-add it. John
Hello, Yes, this was added a few releases ago. If your pointer is older than that, just delete it, and re-add it. John
C Cameron Braid Verified User Joined Nov 24, 2004 Messages 10 Nov 24, 2004 #3 Is there any way that the domain pointer could be configurable, so that instead of doing a web redirect to the destination domain, it adds in a server alias. i.e. currently, in ..../httpd.conf I have : Code: <VirtualHost 202.174.103.89:80> ServerName [url]www.javonix.com[/url] ServerAlias [url]www.javonix.com[/url] javonix.com ... </VirtualHost> Adding a domain pointer adds this Code: <VirtualHost 202.174.103.89:80> ServerName ttt.com ServerAlias ttt.com [url]www.ttt.com[/url] Redirect / [url]http://www.javonix.com/[/url] SuexecUserGroup admin admin </VirtualHost> Where as, the configuration option could allow the ServerAlias directive to go in the target domain's config : Code: <VirtualHost 202.174.103.89:80> ServerName [url]www.javonix.com[/url] ServerAlias [url]www.javonix.com[/url] javonix.com ttt.com [url]www.ttt.com[/url] ... </VirtualHost> This way, people could choose if the 'domain alias' is a redirect or not.
Is there any way that the domain pointer could be configurable, so that instead of doing a web redirect to the destination domain, it adds in a server alias. i.e. currently, in ..../httpd.conf I have : Code: <VirtualHost 202.174.103.89:80> ServerName [url]www.javonix.com[/url] ServerAlias [url]www.javonix.com[/url] javonix.com ... </VirtualHost> Adding a domain pointer adds this Code: <VirtualHost 202.174.103.89:80> ServerName ttt.com ServerAlias ttt.com [url]www.ttt.com[/url] Redirect / [url]http://www.javonix.com/[/url] SuexecUserGroup admin admin </VirtualHost> Where as, the configuration option could allow the ServerAlias directive to go in the target domain's config : Code: <VirtualHost 202.174.103.89:80> ServerName [url]www.javonix.com[/url] ServerAlias [url]www.javonix.com[/url] javonix.com ttt.com [url]www.ttt.com[/url] ... </VirtualHost> This way, people could choose if the 'domain alias' is a redirect or not.