On Sunday, April 1 at 02:28 PM, quoth Vahid Moghaddasi:
We have 3 domains pointed to one of our qmail servers in DNS MX
record
...okay...
and I have control/smtproutes in that server as:
example.com:[192.168.1.100]
.example.com:[192.168.1.100]
example2.com:[192.168.1.100]
.example2.com:[192.168.1.100]
example3.com:[192.168.1.200]
.example3.com:[192.168.1.200]
...I'm assuming that none of those IP addresses is the address of your
qmail server?
Is this all I need to do for the users in each domain to receive
mail or I am missing something?
That would depend on where mail is being sent from.
If your goal is to have this qmail server as a kind of multiplexer
that receives mail and redirects it to the "real" servers, you would
also need to add those domains to control/rcpthosts.
Do I need to add those domains to control/virtualdomains file?
All domains in the virtualdomains file are considered "local" domains
(and any entries in smtproutes are ignored). Is that what you want? If
so, then you may as well remove the entries from the smtproutes file.
~Kyle
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