Re: Snow Leopard Server Mail Settings?

Hi Tim (et al.),

Thanks for your post.

On 07/03/2013, at 5:49 AM, Tim Roberts <[email protected]> wrote:

>> 2. Enable virtual hosting
>> Checked on.
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>> What does this actually do? =20
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>> Until today I think I had that on but with out any entries, and I =
thought I was hosting virtual domains just fine.  It has all worked =
fine. =20
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>> Today I added  mydomain1.com just to see if it would fix things.
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> If you are hosting multiple domains, you'll need to use Virtual =
Hosting.

I am hosting multiple domains for email (and Web sites for those =
domains)

> To get email separated into various domains takes some work with the =
Postfix configuration files.
> The GUI setup is too simplistic to handle more than two domains very =
efficiently. But it can be done.
> You add the Domain to the Virtual Hosting section. Then in Workgroup =
Manager you add another username to whichever users use that domain in =
the form [email protected]
> I'd also suggest read some of Postfix Virtual Hosting documentation.

So here are we talking about being able to route =
user1-0dDH2wa/h1wcDDTHfEgjj1aTQe2KTcn/@public.gmane.org and user1-0dDH2wa/h1wwSexz9w6uelaTQe2KTcn/@public.gmane.org to two =
different users?

Currently, I am happy that both of these emails go to user1 on the =
server, i.e. not having to distinguish them.  So do I need to "Enable =
virtual hosting" in the mail server?

Thanks,
Ashley


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