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Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 7:31 PM
Subject: Seperating emails on one mail server
I have multiple domains hosted on one Red Hat Linux Enterprise 3 server
running Sendmail. If the email is addressed to any valid user on the server
using any of the domains I host the user gets the email. What I want to do
is be able to have users with the same name for each domain that goes to
different users.
For example users,
info@xxxxxxxxx
info@xxxxxxxxx
info@xxxxxxxxx
Each email addressed to a different domain should go to a different user
named info. That way each domain can have a user named info which would go
to it's own inbox.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks
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edit /etc/mail/virtusertable Hint ::
Address mappings are similar to aliases, but are more suited to a system that handles multiple email domains. They can be used to redirect mail for an entire domain to one address, handle users with the same name in different domains, or map all mail from one domain to another.
info@xxxxxxxxx info1 info@xxxxxxxxx info2 info@xxxxxxxxx info3
or whole domain to one user @test1.com info1 or @test2.com info@xxxxxxxxx
also whole domain map
@test1.com test1.com
Regards Rushan
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