Hello and thanks!
the following answer provided by Pat works wonderful, just one thing:
the line:
file = ${lookup {$domain} partial-lsearch \
{/etc/mail/LD-list} {$value} fail}
must read:
file = "${lookup {$domain} partial-lsearch \
{/etc/mail/LD-list} {$value} fail}"
Greetings,
Volker
On Mon, 13 Jul 1998 patl@??? wrote:
> > Then it seems to me that I need several alias files for each domain
> > depending on the different hosts that can appear in the address.
> > Since I can't quite believe that this is true, I want to ask here for
> > assistance...
>
> I handle this by using a lookup expansion in the file path. Set up
> your LD-list file so that the value associated with the domain key
> is the path to use. (Or the base of the path if you will need to
> access various files in the virtual domain's private tree.)
>
> *.dom.ain: /etc/mail/dom.ain
> *.mumble.com /etc/mail/mumble.com
>
> Then modify the director to use the value of the lookup.
>
> virtual:
> driver = aliasfile
> domains = partial-lsearch;/etc/mail/LD-list
> no_more
> file = ${lookup {$domain} partial-lsearch \
> {/etc/mail/LD-list} {$value} fail}
> search_type = lsearch
>
> -Pat
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