With your virtual domain system - what are you using for POP and IMAP
servers?
Tony Finch wrote:
>On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, Peter Savage wrote:
>
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>>I really want to use exim for virtual domains and have been pulling my
>>hair out for about 2 weeks.
>>
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>
>Our virtual domain system is based on an aliases file for each domain,
>which is translated into a cdb file using a script. Each domain also has a
>list of managers who are allowed to alter the aliases file, and who
>receive postmaster email if they have not put a specific entry for
>postmaster in the aliases file.
>
># routers before this handle remote domains and various special cases
>
>domain_aliases:
> driver = redirect
> domains = +local_domains
> data = ${lookup {$local_part} cdb {DOMAINS/db/${domain}.cdb} }
> check_ancestor
> forbid_blackhole
> forbid_file
> forbid_include
> forbid_pipe
> retry_use_local_part
>
># Ensure postmaster@ always works.
>
>domain_postmaster:
> driver = redirect
> domains = +local_domains
> local_parts = +postmasterish
> file = DOMAINS/managers/${domain}
> check_ancestor
> forbid_blackhole
> forbid_file
> forbid_include
> forbid_pipe
> retry_use_local_part
> errors_to = postmaster@???
>
># This router produces a nice error message for unknown users in any
># local domain other than lists.cam.ac.uk.
>
>domain_error:
> driver = redirect
> domains = !lists.cam.ac.uk : +local_domains
> data = :fail: \
> "${local_part}@${domain}" is not a known user on this system.
> allow_fail
>
># the rest of the routers handle lists.cam.ac.uk
>
>Tony.
>
>
