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Hi gurus out there,
I just wonder how could i make a qmail alias having a period. I used the example below:
jay.manalo@domain.com with a username "jay" on my RH9.0 ...
- 01-07-2004 #1Just Joined!
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Creating User Alias with periond in Qmail
Hi gurus out there,
I just wonder how could i make a qmail alias having a period. I used the example below:
jay.manalo@domain.com with a username "jay" on my RH9.0 running qmail-1.03.
Any help will be very much appreciated.
TIA[/b]
- 01-08-2004 #2
AFAIK, you can't have a dot in the first part of an email address because of its significance in naming domains and such. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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Thanks for the speedy reply. Well, i don't know about naming domain rule. But you know, my current setup can accept mails using email addresss like " jay.manalo@domain.com"
Originally Posted by sarumont
How could it be not possible when my ISP authorize me to use one? And was using linux also? And is working without any problem?
Thanks.
- 01-08-2004 #4Linux Guru
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I think you can, eg, my work email address has a dot in the first part, AFAIK valid chars are A-Z, 0-9, "_" & " . ".
You may be able to add the name jay.manalo to your /etc/aliases file, but i dont know if that would work.
Jason
- 01-09-2004 #5
o.O
I sit corrected.
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