First a disclaimer: I have never used Email Server II nor any utility to set up email. I edit my email config files by hand. Make backups in case this blows up your system. At 09:55 AM 5/9/2001 -0700, you wrote:

Wilson, It runs postfix.

Goody :-)

There are two setup pages, one of which has about 100 parameters that can be set for more advanced features. Possibly this is one of them?

Wheew! No idea..........

If you happen to know what parameter would make this work, then I'll look for it inside the tool. I use virtual hosts:

[root@csc003 /root]# cd /etc/postfix/ [root@csc003 postfix]# grep "virtual" main.cf <snip> virtual_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual [root@csc003 postfix]# grep "^@" virtual @centraltexasit.com jw.centexit.com [root@csc003 postfix]# grep "jw.centex" virtual @centraltexasit.com jw.centexit.com jw@centexit.com jw.centextit.com Ok so if you have virtual_maps set, and assuming it's set to /etc/postfix/virtual, add a line to that file that looks like the one about that starts with "@". If you're using hash: then don't forget to run postmap /etc/postifx/virtual to create a new virtual.db file. Then put the appropriate entry in /etc/postfix/aliases (actually in SuSE it's /etc/aliases) something like follows: [root@csc003 postfix]# grep "jw.centexit" aliases jw.centexit.com: /var/spool/virtual/centexit.com/jw Don't forget to make sure and use the correct path. Instead of a path you can also forward to another account: jw.centexit.com: wilson@claborn.net or to a local user: jw.centexit.com: root When you're done make the new hash file: [root@csc003 postfix]# postalias /etc/postfix/aliases And reload postfix: [root@csc003 postfix]# /etc/init.d/postfix reload postfix-script: refreshing the Postfix mail system [root@csc003 postfix]# And then test it. I hope that works. Gone for lunch........... ---------------------------------------------------- Jonathan Wilson System Administrator Cedar Creek Software http://www.cedarcreeksoftware.com Central Texas IT http://www.centraltexasit.com