Colin Harford wrote, Thursday, September 25, 2003 4:48 PM
[...]
> What happens if say the primary server name is set to mail.blah.com,
> and there is an alias for blah2.com.
>
> In the alias file for blah2.com there is:
>
> alias1: alias2
> alias2: account1
>
>
> If somethings comes in for alias1@???, it tries to match alias2
> as an account or in the alias file mail.blah.com. When it does not
> find it in either, then it rejects the email.
Is qualify_domain (or qualify_recipient if set) by any chance set to
`blah.com'? (More specifically, *not* set to `blah2.com'). If so, then the
lookup is trying to resolve the unqualified `alias2' to alias2@???
which probably doesn't exist.
Change blab2.com's alias file to:
alias1: alias2@???
alias2: account1
If account1 is also at blah2.com, then it needs to be
alias2: account1@???
hth
Adam
