mnsanghvi@??? said:
>>
> I need to use virtual domains, and used a setup that is given in
> the
> online documentation. Unfortunatly, the cygwin binary does not support
> 'dsearch' lookup types. It says so in the log file:
>
> ----- cut and paste from /var/log/exim/exim_main.log -------
> 2004-08-24 11:55:33 lookup type "dsearch" is not available (not in the
> binary - check buildtime LOOKUP configuration)
OK - but I don't think you really need it...
>
> I have three domains ( s.org, k.com, t.com ), that all point in DNS to
> my
> Windows2KPro system. I would like to receive email on this system for all
> three domains. Email to user@??? or user@??? or user@??? will end
> up in the same mailbox /var/spool/mail/user.
>
> In postfix it was just setting up one file and essentially creating
> aliases within
> each domain to point to either a local user or a remote address.
>
> How do I go about achieving this in Exim, seeing as that I do not have
> several lookup types available to me under Cygwin (reference to post
> http://www.exim.org/mailman/htdig/exim-users/Week-of-Mon-20030407/014183.html
> )
This is simple in Exim, too - and doesn't need a 'virtual domain' setup.
In a default Exim4 config, set the local_domains domainlist to the list of
domains for which you're accepting mail (domainlist local_domains = s.org
: k.com : t.com), and it will magically do what you want.
If your config isn't standard, consider moving to one which is (the
default config from the Exim 4 distribution).
Peter
