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From: Haim Dimermanas (dudle
linuxroot.org)Date: Mon Jun 04 2001 - 16:24:42 CDT
> > Let's say I send an email to bob
virtual.com. virtual.com has
> > mail.isp.com as the MX record. Postfix running on mail.isp.com accepts
> > the email for bob
virtual.com. The mail is then passed on to Cyrus. How
> > do I configure Cyrus to understand that bob is a user for the
> > virtual.com domain? Another way to put it would be: how do I create user
> > bob under the virtual.com domain with Cyrus?
>
> I have the same setup for a server for multiple virtual domains. I'm using
> the virtual-table to map the virtual addresses to normal user names. Postfix
> calls cyrus with a simple username and stores the message. The users have to
> be created with cyradm. This means, you have to register the users in the
> sasl-database, the virtual table and to cyradm (last manages the mailbox). To
> make the last two one task, I'm using OpenLDAP. If you have the same
> addresses on all domains, you can also add them all to mydestianation.
The domains are separate. bob
domain1.com != bob
domain2.com.
domain1.com AND domain2.com have my postfix server as their MX record in
the DNS. When I send an email to anybody at domain1 or domain2, it goes
to my postfix server.
What I *need* to know (been working on it forever) is how to make
postfix accept the mail for those domains. And once the mail is
accepted, how do I configure Cyrus for user on virtual domains.
I am sure plenty of people are doing just that. Please please please
help me.
Haim.
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