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> Your domain can be any one of your domains. Your hostname should not |
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> match anything in your virtual file. When you set your origin use the |
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> hostname and not the domain. That'll make things less likely to screw |
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up. |
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Couldn't I also omit the hostname or origin instead of it? And if not, |
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what would you propose as hostname? Something like "nohost" or does it |
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have to be a real hostname, which is mapped to my ip address or maybe my |
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ip address itself? |
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> <soapbox> |
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> That how-to you're following sucks unless you're dead set on giving |
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all |
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> accounts virtual mailman support. I can't say mine is written any |
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> better, but it will give you a much better system when you're done. |
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> Manually adding users via raw SQL will annoy you to no end after two |
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> weeks. |
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> http://gentoo- |
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> |
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wiki.com/HOWTO_Setup_a_Virtual_Postfix/Courier_Mail_System_with_PostfixA |
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dm |
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> in |
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Well, because of I'm not a mailhoster and need just a mailserver for the |
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web sites I administer completely by my own, it wouldn't be a problem to |
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administer the mail stuff directly in the database, but however |
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PostfixAdmin seems to be nice. But I think I can also set it up later, |
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after I followed the official Gentoo Virtual Mailhosting System with |
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Postfix Guide. Btw: Your howto mentions PostfixAdmin, but also doesn't |
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explains how to set it up. But however I will still read it, |
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nevertheless. |
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Regards |
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Sebastian |
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