Heiko Schlittermann <hs@???> (Mi 26 Apr 2006 22:57:08 CEST):
> > mydomain1.com -> v1.vserver.com -> alias file doesn't exist
> > "/etc/aliases.v1.vserver.com" .. this is correct, no file, but ??
According to some other mail here: If I should read this as:
the file /etc/aliases.v1.vserver.com does not exist
then of course you can skip the following test
> What does exim4 -d-all+route -bv user1@??? tell you (and us)?
and continue with creating the above mentioned alias file.
# /etc/aliases.v1.vserver.com
user1: localuser1
user2: hans@???
postmaster: your-local-postmaster-address
*: User does not exist.
I recommend using the '*' entry and changing the lsearch into lsearch*,
it least for me it avoids confusion, if the user is not found in the
"virtual" alias file but exists in you "global" /etc/aliases or is some
local user in your system.
Heiko
