I've had the same you are mentioning. People with NTMail, who wanted out of
NT...
They wanted stable solution, highly configurable.
I found that Q Mail and sendmail, both have a lot of solutions for Virtual
domain Mail. (I didn't search info for the others MTAs)
I finally got a Red Hat 6.1 with sendmail. What did I make??
Red Hat (With the linuxconf tool) installs a new Mail delivery Agent called
Vdeliver and a new Pop Server caller Vpop3d. So, they look for information
in:
/etc/passwd
/etc/shadow
/etc/aliases
/etc/vmail/aliases.your.domain.com
/etc/vmail/passwd.your.domain.com
/etc/vmail/shadow.your.domain.com
/etc/vmail/aliases.your.domain1.com
/etc/vmail/shadow.your.domain1.com
/etc/vmail/passwd.your.domain.com
and so on....
You need one Ip for each Domain and the whole works fine with 5 Domains and
a lillte more than 1000 users.
Yeap, linuxconf is a nice tool you can control relay, spamming, become mail
for another server,but (there's always a but), you need to modify some
settings from the /etc/sendmail.cf for your own and for sure modify the
sources of vdeliver and vpop3d and compile again.
I hope you can understand my movie-learned english :)
E!
> i used to use NTMAIL for NT. The nice feature about it was, that I had
> virtual domain support, so I could have the same usernames for every
domain.
> Now I would like to change to a linux based mail system and don't want to
> give all my customers new mail accounts.
>
> it used to be
>
> info@domain.com had a mailserver mail.domain.com and user info
> info@domain1.com had a mailserver mail.domain1.com and user info
> info@domain2.com had a mailserver mail.domain2.com and user info
>
> that was very need...
>
> is there some way to accomplish that with sendmail, or would you advise me
> to use qmail or something.
>
> tahnks for your answer
>
> grischa
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