Quoth Dmitry Alyabyev on Mon, Apr 10, 2000:
> I'm going to do following:
> all mail for user@domain1 must going to user@domain2
I assume that it doesn't matter at all what the local part is.
Which means, if you map domain1 to domain2 than for every local
part FOO, FOO@domain1 gets aliased as FOO@domain2.
> domain1 is virtual
I also assume that domain1's MX record points on your mailserver.
> domain2 is local
This doesn't matter. Although if the domain is local, why don't
you just treat it exactly like domain1?
What you should do is to create a file which I will call
/var/exim/domain.map, which have entries like this:
dom.ain.one: dom.ain.two
dom.ain.three: dom.ain.four
Then, in your Exim config file, define local_domains to include
the virtual domains, such as:
local_domains = dom.ain.two : some.thing.ru : /var/exim/domain.map
Define this director, and make it the dirst director:
domain_mapping:
driver = smartuser
domains = lsearch;/var/exim/domain.map
new_address = $local_part@$domain_data
no_more
Untested, but should work. no_more means that the virtual
domains will not be processed by any other dorectors. Although
it's not really needed in this case.
If I misunderstood your question, you know where to find
exim-users.
Vadik.
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