Hi Bob, I created in /etc/aliases file the following lines: Example: admin1: admin@myseconddomainname.com admin2: admin@myfirstdomainname.com admin3: admin@mythirddomainname.com and type newaliases on the command line. This does not work. Please HELP. Regards Mahesh ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Barish To: Mahesh Pillari Cc: Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 3:59 PM Subject: Re: [SLE] Help !!! Mutiple Domain for same user ID in SuSE Mail Server II Since you have admin (example) for your first, second and third domains you can set up unique usernames on email machine and then have the admin@secondomain and thirddomain.com point to the usernames you just created in the alias file. Once done with the aliase file type newaliases on the command line. When you go to pop off the email you use the username and password you created and then in the preferences of you email client have the corresponding email addresses. Bob On Thursday 16 August 2001 06:39 am, you wrote:

Hi,

Need Help

I had setup Mutiple Domains in the same SuSE Mail Server II on SuSE Linux to get mails.

Eg: I want to setup "admin" for 3 domains:

1. First Domain Name: "myfirstdomainname.com" and Email ID as admin@myfirstdomainname.com

Here "admin" is a user ID for the doman "myfirstdomainname.com"

2. Second Domain Name "myseconddomainname.com" and Email ID as admin@myseconddomainname.com

Here "admin" is a user ID for the doman "myseconddomainname.com"

3. Third Domain Name "mythirddomainname.com" and Email ID as admin@mythirddomainname.com

Here "admin" is a user ID for the doman "mythirddomainname.com"

Now "myfirstdomainname.com" , "myseconddomainname.com" and "mythirddomainname.com"

have user ID's as "admin", which are 3 different departments and 3 different users.

Email sent to admin@myseconddomainname.com shound be independent of admin@myfirstdomainname.com or

mailto:admin@mythirddomainname.com

Can Anyone help me to solve this problem.

Thanking you in Advance

Mahesh Pillari

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I have never had to use the virtual table. Mine is under the alias file and set up the mx record in the DNS server and setup allow file. But you are right the below admin1: admin@myseconddomainname.com is reversed. Is there any special reson/advantage for using the virtualuser table instead. If there is I will need to change my configuration Bob On Thursday 16 August 2001 10:06 am, Tor Sigurdsson wrote:

This is the wrong-way around.

By declaring in aliases "admin1: admin@xyz.dom" you are saying that all main sent to local user "admin1" should be forwarded to "admin@xyz.dom"

Instead you want to use the virtusertable ( in /etc/mail )

admin@abc.dom admin1 admin@efg.dom admin2 admin@hij.dom admin3

and so on and so forth...

-tosi

Þann fimmtudagur 16 ágúst 2001 15:36 skrifaðir þú:

...

Hi Bob,

I created in /etc/aliases file the following lines: Example:

admin1: admin@myseconddomainname.com admin2: admin@myfirstdomainname.com admin3: admin@mythirddomainname.com

and type newaliases on the command line.

This does not work. Please HELP.

Regards

Mahesh

----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Barish To: Mahesh Pillari Cc: Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 3:59 PM Subject: Re: [SLE] Help !!! Mutiple Domain for same user ID in SuSE Mail Server II

Since you have admin (example) for your first, second and third domains you can set up unique usernames on email machine and then have the admin@secondomain and thirddomain.com point to the usernames you just created in the alias file. Once done with the aliase file type newaliases on the command line.

When you go to pop off the email you use the username and password you created and then in the preferences of you email client have the corresponding email addresses.

Bob

On Thursday 16 August 2001 06:39 am, you wrote:

...

Hi,

Need Help

I had setup Mutiple Domains in the same SuSE Mail Server II on SuSE Linux to get mails.

Eg: I want to setup "admin" for 3 domains:

1. First Domain Name: "myfirstdomainname.com" and Email ID as admin@myfirstdomainname.com

Here "admin" is a user ID for the doman "myfirstdomainname.com"

2. Second Domain Name "myseconddomainname.com" and Email ID as admin@myseconddomainname.com

Here "admin" is a user ID for the doman "myseconddomainname.com"

3. Third Domain Name "mythirddomainname.com" and Email ID as admin@mythirddomainname.com

Here "admin" is a user ID for the doman "mythirddomainname.com"

Now "myfirstdomainname.com" , "myseconddomainname.com" and "mythirddomainname.com"

have user ID's as "admin", which are 3 different departments and 3 different users.

Email sent to adm

in@myseconddomainname.com shound be independent of

...

...

admin@myfirstdomainname.com or

mailto:admin@mythirddomainname.com

Can Anyone help me to solve this problem.

Thanking you in Advance

Mahesh Pillari

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