SMTP Server crossing mailboxes
Robert Canary
phantom at ohiocounty.net
Sat Dec 11 17:22:56 UTC 2004
Okay, I got it fixed.
When using multiple domains and filtering these
domains with the virtualuser table, one needs to
have a catch all entry as follows:
@doamin_one.com REJECT
..or..
@domain_one.com error: % unknown email
Robert Canary wrote:
> Hmmm, I know how it is happening, but I'm not for sure how to stop it.
>
> I have about six different domains hosted on the mail server. However,
> this only invloves two domains.
>
> domainA.com and Bdomain.com
>
> there is a virtual user set as user1 at domainA.com
> and a virtual user set as USER2 at Bdomain.com
>
> However, one can mix the usernames and the mail gose int the other mailbox.
>
> Example:
> user1 at domainA.com <-- correct. If I send an email to user1 at Bdomain.com
> then it gets put into user1's mailbox at user1 at domainA.com. The TO:
> header are intact and read "user1 at Bdomain.com"
>
> How do I control this???
>
> --
> robert
>
>
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