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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 7.x => Topic started by: idarmadi on December 12, 2006, 05:02:11 AM
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Dear all,
I'm new with SME Server. Previously I used debian + postfix, so I'm stranger with qmail.
My basic question, is there a way to create a canonical user in qmail?
The case :
This SME server (xyz.abc.com) will fetch emails from the main mail server (abc.com).
User @ xyz.abc.com will send mail via SME server, but I want the server to be able to sort the email before sending it out to internet (to prevent looping).
User @ xyz.abc.com is using user@abc.com mail address.
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Please advice.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
id
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Dear all,
I'm new with SME Server. Previously I used debian + postfix, so I'm stranger with qmail.
My basic question, is there a way to create a canonical user in qmail?
The case :
This SME server (xyz.abc.com) will fetch emails from the main mail server (abc.com).
User @ xyz.abc.com will send mail via SME server, but I want the server to be able to sort the email before sending it out to internet (to prevent looping).
User @ xyz.abc.com is using user@abc.com mail address.
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Please advice.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
id
Maybe the pseudonym panel in the server-manager does what you want.
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This SME server (xyz.abc.com) will fetch emails from the main mail server (abc.com).
Use mail retreival contrib (smeserver-fetchmail). You can fetch mail for users from other mailservers with this contrib. http://www.schirrms.net/files/smeserver-fetchmail-1.3.4-09.noarch.rpm
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This SME server (xyz.abc.com) will fetch emails from the main mail server (abc.com).
Use mail retreival contrib (smeserver-fetchmail). You can fetch mail for users from other mailservers with this contrib. http://www.schirrms.net/files/smeserver-fetchmail-1.3.4-09.noarch.rpm
Thx for the suggestion. I did it before with sendmail and that will do the trick. However, it might result in slow email, and more setup time.
(I prefer to alias user@abc.com to user@xyz.abc.com (sme server), than creating a user account @abc.com, then fetching the email from that account to user@xyz.abc.com).
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Maybe the pseudonym panel in the server-manager does what you want.
I assume that 'psuedonym' = 'alias'. If in that case, it won't always work, because some MTA read the alias for the 'incoming' mail, but not for the 'outgoing' mail from local.
But, I'll try it. :)
update :
It can't be done. The SME server returned "That domain is not hosted on this server".
The SME server hosts xyz.abc.com, and abc.com is being hosted elsewhere.
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Well if you host mails on another server then fetchmail could do the trick because alias (pseudonym) can't help you (only for sme if it acts as a mailserver).