Separate e-mail boxes of domain alias

[jsonjuri]

I'm getting tired of searching the Internet i cannot find any information about this problem and i hope to get some answers here

I am using prestashop multistore and have 2 stores.
www.store1.com (domain account)
- www.store2.com (alias) / in domain pointers page.

for both stores i have e-mail address: [email protected] and [email protected]
The problem is that both are using same e-mailbox and these accounts need to be separated.
[email protected] may not contain e-mail of [email protected] and same with reversed.

What did i try?
I removed the domain pointer and add the domain pointer as normal domain and symlink the public_html.
This won't work for me, prestashop not working properly if the domain is not set as alias/domain pointer in directadmin.

I need to find another way how i can separate the 2 e-mail boxes while one of the two boxes is set as alias.

I hope someone can help me out.

 

[scsi]

Thats how domain pointers work. Everything is pointed to the main domain.

 

[jsonjuri]

Thats how domain pointers work. Everything is pointed to the main domain.

Thanks for your response, but there might be a way to still separate the 2 mailboxes?
I read that cpanel can do so im sure directadmin also might have any tweak or workaround.
Just i don't have the knowledge to find out but someone might know it?

 

[nobaloney]

I don't know how cPanel can do it, but I do know how you can do it in DirectAdmin.

It requires that your DirectAdmin server has managesieve installed and uses dovecot to deliver email.

If so you can set up a filter which will depending on some criteria in the email (I have no idea how to do that) forward it instead of delivering it to the mailbox in the To address.

I don't see any way to do this if there's nothing in the email to filter on.

Jeff

 

[jsonjuri]

I don't know how cPanel can do it, but I do know how you can do it in DirectAdmin.

It requires that your DirectAdmin server has managesieve installed and uses dovecot to deliver email.

If so you can set up a filter which will depending on some criteria in the email (I have no idea how to do that) forward it instead of delivering it to the mailbox in the To address.

I don't see any way to do this if there's nothing in the email to filter on.

Jeff

Thank you for reply!

Now i know which direction i should search, maybe a filter on recipient if possible.
I will try figure it out.