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I think there are many people knows the solution for my problem.
I googled a lot to find solution for this, but i am unable to find right and full ...
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sendmail with virtual hosting
I think there are many people knows the solution for my problem.
I googled a lot to find solution for this, but i am unable to find right and full information on "exctly how to configure?" the following Scenario.
Suppose i have two domains as
domain1.com
domain2.com
in single server.
i want to have mail account with the same username in both domains like,
xyz@domain1.com
xyz@domain2.com
Most of the docs are saying like, we have to configure virtusertable. But not giving exactly how we should configure. I even checked in sendmail.org, but it creating a bit of confusion.
Can any one help me out in this regard. (I am using redhat ES 3.0 ).
Thank you in advance.
Raghu Ni.
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Me too, I also have the same problems like you, and don't know how to do like this.
It is look like very hard to do so, apache is easy to make vhost, but sendmail ... hard la, and don't know how to...
anyone can help us? thx for your time
- 08-23-2005 #3
The fix should just be as simple as configuring your system for 'domain1.com', then adding
domain2.com = domain1.com
into your /etc/mail/domaintable file, and running make in the /etc/mail directory.
You'll want to put both domains in your 'relay-domains' file too (I know I've done this).Linux user #126863 - see http://linuxcounter.net/
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Re: sendmail with virtual hosting
1. useradd xyz - create user xyz
Originally Posted by raghuni
2. passwd zyx - create password
3.mcedit /etc/mail/virtusertable - here you enter username zyx@domain.com and then with tab leave blank space and enter zyx- (the inbox foder)
4./etc/mail/make all
5. service sendmail restart
7. thats all
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Hi, Roxoff
Thank you for your reply, But it seems the setup you shown, is not working with me.
I am using sendmail version 8.12.11-3
Actually i don't have relay-domains file in /etc/mail folder. So i created it manually and included both domain names in the same file
[root@pbas6 mail]# pwd
/etc/mail
[root@pbas6 mail]# cat domaintable
domain2.com = domain1.com
[root@pbas6 mail]# cat relay-domains
domain2.com
domain1.com
Actually when i am try to send mail to xyz@domain1.com, its working fine. But when i try to send mail to xyz@domain2.com, i am getting following error
[root@pbas6 mail]# mailq
/var/spool/mqueue (1 request)
-----Q-ID----- --Size-- -----Q-Time----- ------------Sender/Recipient-----------
j7O8cUxC018394 13 Wed Aug 24 14:08 <root@domain1.comt>
(Deferred: Connection refused by domain2.com.)
<xyzdomain2.com>
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hi, ice9
I tyied to execute the steps what you have given, but i am not finding a command, but i am unsuccessful.
I am not getting what exactly i need to do in step3, can you be please more clear on this.
>>
>>1. useradd xyz - create user xyz
>>2. passwd zyx - create password
>>3.mcedit /etc/mail/virtusertable - here you enter username zyx@domain.com and then >>with tab leave blank space and enter zyx- (the inbox foder)
>>4./etc/mail/make all
>>5. service sendmail restart
>>7. thats all
>>
Actually i want to maintain, two different mail boxes to both user accounts (xyz@domain1.com and xyz@domain2.com) and domain1.com and domain2.com are hosted in single server and having same IP.
- 08-24-2005 #7You have set up the DNS for the domains so that the primary MX record for each points right at your server, haven't you? How is it that domain2.com is rejected by someone else's mail server?
Originally Posted by raghuni Linux user #126863 - see http://linuxcounter.net/


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