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Date: Sat, 18 Oct 2003 13:07:04 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Philipp Jacob" <ph.jacob@....de>
To: popa3d-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Virtual Domains
> On Thu, 16/10/2003 08:51 +0200, Philipp Jacob wrote:
> >> On Wed, 15/10/2003 14:56 +0200, Philipp Jacob wrote:
> >>> Hi list,
> >>>
> >>> probably this is a more exim-related question, but
> >>> I hope someone can help me anyway, due to the
> >>> fact someone experienced the same difficulties.
> >>>
> >>> Referring to the pop3-ssl Howto written by Tim van
> >>> Erven I set up the system and the popa3d-part works
> >>> well.
> >>> Now my problem is to get exim to deliver into the
> >>> right 'virtual' mailboxes, like popa3d manages this
> >>> coordination through the /etc/valiases file. The name
> >>> of the mbox file is not related to the local_part of the
> >>> mail addresses, so that I can't use the ${local_part}
> >>> variable in the exim config.
> >>>
> >>> The preferred way would be, that exim uses the same
> >>> file like popa3d, the /etc/valiases.
> >>
> >> /etc/valiases is a file I introduced in that HOWTO that is *only* used
> >> by exim. Popa3d never looks at it. You can use the valiases file to
> >> redirect mail to a different address.
> >>
> >> If this doesn't help to clear things up, please provide an example of
> >> what you're trying to accomplish.
>
> > The redirection via the valiases file is not the solution
> > for my needs. I want to host a couple of mail addresses
> > and domains on the machine, so that some 'local_parts'
> > appear more than one time. (e.g. info@... or mail@...)
> >
> > So I want the mail to mail@xyz to be placed in an mbox
> > file called mail-xyz and mail to mail@abc acordingly.
> > And this should be controlled by a file similar to the
> > /etc/valiases.
>
> I see. You could put the following in the valiases file:
>
> mail@xyz: mail-xyz@xyz
> mail@abc: mail-abc@abc
>
> But that wouldn't be very pretty. IIRC you can use ${domain} to get the
> domain part of the address, so you could use a line like:
>
> file = VIRTUAL_HOME_PATH/127.0.0.1/mail/${local_part}-${domain}
>
> instead of the line
>
> file = VIRTUAL_HOME_PATH/127.0.0.1/mail/${local_part}
>
> in the HOWTO.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
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>
Yes, this could be a solution for me to get individual mboxes
for every email address hosted on the server. But
'add-popa3d-user' doesn't allow usernames containing dots
('.'). I could fix this in the perl script, but I think this restriction
has its purpose, probably for security reasons.
So I don't have a clue how to separate the mboxes from
each other.
Philipp
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