Topic: Multiple email domains

[Mark]

How do you get the e-smith server to provide email services to the primary domain, and virtual domains?

[Gordon Rowell]

Mark wrote:
>
> How do you get the e-smith server to provide email services
> to the primary domain, and virtual domains?

By configuring the domains e-smith will automatically deliver
to all configured domains - there is one user community, so
joeuser@domain1 and joeuser@domain2 will both go to joeuser,
as long as you have the appropriate MX records configured for those
domains.

Gordon

[Mark]

On that note, can webmail be modified to act as a client for all virtual domains with appropriate identities?

If I use IMP from virtual domain2, will it act like virtual domain2?

[Gordon Rowell]

Mark wrote:
>
> On that note, can webmail be modified to act as a client for
> all virtual domains with appropriate identities?

It will do this out of the box for mail reception.

> If I use IMP from virtual domain2, will it act like virtual
> domain2?

Yes. Set the user preferences appropropriately to give people the "correct"
domain.

Gordon

[Robert]

Is it possiable to set up more than one user Community?  

So I can have a Joe@domain1 and a joe@domain2 for 2 different Joe's?


Gordon Rowell wrote:
>
> Mark wrote:
> >
> > How do you get the e-smith server to provide email services
> > to the primary domain, and virtual domains?
>
> By configuring the domains e-smith will automatically
> deliver
> to all configured domains - there is one user community, so
> joeuser@domain1 and joeuser@domain2 will both go to joeuser,
> as long as you have the appropriate MX records configured for
> those
> domains.
>
> Gordon

[Jeff]

This is very important for me as well, is it possible to have pop3 users jim@domain1.com and jim@domain2.com that have different passwords, mail, etc.