I need to setup postfix with virtual domains and be able to specify quota
for virtual users. I downloaded postfix 2.0.14 rpm for RH9. What should I
change in postfix config to use quota for virtual users?
The users will check their mail via vm-pop3d and openwebmail.
Thanks.
Alex
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Hi,
I need help understanding how Linuxconf treats virtual domains. i
have setup a simple virtual domain setup and this is what I
understand is happening:
When a mail from virtual domain domain_A for user ABC, the
current setup of sendmail redirects the mail to some user on the
real domain
At 07:49 AM 11/15/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
>
>> You're getting warmer!
>>
>> 1st, this *is* the different MDA - I've switched to this from sendmail
>> because I know at least 3 people have gotten it working with Postfix.
>
>nope, this is the different
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> You're getting warmer!
>
> 1st, this *is* the different MDA - I've switched to this from sendmail
> because I know at least 3 people have gotten it working with Postfix.
nope, this is the different MTA (Mail Transport Agent). procmail id the
MDA (
You're getting warmer!
1st, this *is* the different MDA - I've switched to this from sendmail because I know
at least 3 people have gotten it working with Postfix.
I was starting to think about procmail too. I haven't the faintest clue how it works.
I'm about to dig into the docs, but I wonder
Hi Jonathan
Ok, I can't solve your problem but like to think I can lead you down the
right path.
The first thing you need to understand is that postfix (your MTA) does
not deliver your mail. Your MDA does - most likely procmail.
In your main.cf you will find two parameters that are related to t
Howdy,
I know this isn't quite on topic, but I'm not getting any help from the postfix list,
and I'm hoping someone would be willing to lend me a hand :-\
Here's a copy of what I sent to the postfix list:
Ok., I'm afraid I didn't make myself clear. I'm /not/ trying to forward the mail to
anot
hiya Jonathan - no bother here! :)
I didn't install anything special - and I didn't have to use virtual
IPs or anything... out mail server has just one IP too...
I just:
1. add virtual email domain in linuxconf - in the "sendmail:basic:
Configure virtual email domain" section... I entered the
Jonathan. You seem to be making this far too difficult on yourself. The
info I provided showed you how to do this with a single IP, and stock
packages provided with Red Hat. Did you give that method a try? You didn't
have any followup questions, so I'm assuming no.
charles
On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Jo
Based on what Dan said below, can anyone help me out with setting up vmail? Basically
he says he's using vmail, and that it's something that came with RH - but I can't find
a thing about.
I think I can get a handle on the pop3 part as soon as I figure out how to get
sendmail to work with virtu
Sorry to keep bothering you but I had one more question:
Do you use IPs for each virtual email server? Because when I looked at Linuxconf, that
it what it wanted was IPs - just like Apache's IP-based hosting. The problem is we
cannot use the IP-based method because we now only have one IP addres
vmail sounds like exactly what I'm interested in. However "locate vmail", "ls /etc/v*"
and "rpm -qa |grep vmail" do not turn up anything so I'm wondering, is vmail a
standard RH thing, or did you add it yourself?
Also, if you did add it yourself: did you have to use a different pop3d then the o
and mail.
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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800-522-3475 Phone
On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> Ok, the only way I can think to ask this question is to give an example:
>
> I have sendmail setup with virtual domains. I think. What I
> Ok, the only way I can think to ask this question is to give an example:
>
> I have sendmail setup with virtual domains. I think. What I mean is that I have
>about 5 domains, whose MX records point to my IP, entered into /etc/sendmail.cw.
>I'll use the examples of mymai
yes, the virtual user table provides this functionality
in your sendmail.mc
FEATURE(virtusertable, `hash -o /etc/mail/virtusertable')
in /etc/mail/virtusertable.txt
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] alice
# the following comes after all other aliases for a particular d
hiya - I know that you can set all this stuff up very simply in linuxconf...
I think to do it manually you need:
CV firstvirtual.com
CV lastvirtual.com
in /etc/sendmail.cf
and you also need the follwing in /etc/vmail/
aliases.firstvirtual.com - contains aliases in the format of /etc/aliases
Howdy,
Ok, the only way I can think to ask this question is to give an example:
I have sendmail setup with virtual domains. I think. What I mean is that I have about
5 domains, whose MX records point to my IP, entered into /etc/sendmail.cw. I'll use
the examples of mymaindomain.co
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Subject: Apache and virtual domains
> I have some virtual domains setup using RH 6.1 but can not seem to
> get them to bring up the associated web pages when they are supposed
> to. I believe the virtual hosts ar
On Mon, 27 Dec 1999, Deni Watters wrote:
> I have some virtual domains setup using RH 6.1 but can not seem to
> get them to bring up the associated web pages when they are supposed
> to. I believe the virtual hosts are setup correctly in httpd.conf
> and the ip addresses ping as
I have some virtual domains setup using RH 6.1 but can not seem to
get them to bring up the associated web pages when they are supposed
to. I believe the virtual hosts are setup correctly in httpd.conf
and the ip addresses ping as they should. However I still get no web
pages. Any pointers
/home/httpd/html directory to nobody:nobody and added a
_vti_cnf/ directory to every folder and subfolder.
So, I decided to read instructions. Sigh.
Ok. This is my question: I'm running virtual domains with apache 1.3.9. The
frontpage extensions are successfully uncompressed into
/usr/
On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Doug Elznic wrote:
> Hello,
> I need to forward all mail that is coming into one of our virtual domains
> into one mailbox. Is this possible? In theory i would like to have an
> alias type of setup that was:
> *@virtualdomain.com: user
>
>
>
> I need to forward all mail that is coming into one of our virtual domains
> into one mailbox. Is this possible? In theory i would like to have an
> alias type of setup that was:
> *@virtualdomain.com: user
Have you previously checked Steve's virtual hosting link:
http://pa
Hello,
I need to forward all mail that is coming into one of our virtual domains
into one mailbox. Is this possible? In theory i would like to have an
alias type of setup that was:
*@virtualdomain.com: user
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