Mercury Mailserver og flere domæner på én ip

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Configuring local domains

See also:    Core module configuration

Domains recognized as local by this server  This is probably the single most critical area of configuration in the Mercury system -- if you get this section wrong, you will inevitably get mail loops and other problems. In this section, you must tell Mercury all the Internet names it should regard as \"local\" -- that is, for which it should attempt direct delivery on the local system rather than forwarding the mail to another machine for processing.

The host/server section of each definition is intended to allow Mercury to deliver mail to multiple file servers in supported network environments: if you are running Mercury on a single system or serving Pegasus Mail in either networked or multi-user standalone mode, the host/server entry is ignored. In the NetWare Bindery mode environment, this part is used to tell Mercury that a particular domain represents addresses on a specific file server or tree. In the NetWare NDS mode environment, this part is used to tell Mercury that a particular domain represents addresses within a specific segment of your NDS tree (see below for more detail).

When entering domains into this section, you should usually provide three entries per local Internet domain - a fully-qualified version, a simple version, and a special entry called a domain literal version, which is the IP number of your system enclosed in square brackets. For example, if your system\'s Internet name was calliope.pmail.gen.nz (192.156.225.76), you might create these domains definitions:

    calliope        calliope
    calliope        calliope.pmail.gen.nz
    calliope        [192.156.225.76]

Domain mailboxes Mercury supports the idea of a domain mailbox, or a mailbox that accepts mail addressed to any user at a given domain. To create a domain mailbox, first create the user account that is to receive all mail addressed to the domain, then place an entry in the Domains recognized as local by this server section in the following format:

    DM=username        domain address

username can be any valid reference to a single local user on your system. So, to create a domain mailbox where user mailserver receives all mail addressed to any user in the domain fish.net, you would create this entry:

DM=mailserver        fish.net

With this entry in place, mail sent to [any address]@fish.net will be delivered into user mailserver\'s mailbox.

NDS Mode  In NetWare NDS mode, the domains section can be used to tie a domain to a specific portion of your tree. So, if you have all mail sent to the domain myorg.com to a context in your NDS tree called sales.us.myorg, you would use this entry:

[Domains]
sales.us.myorg : myorg.com

When specifying an NDS domain, you can apply the definition to an entire portion of a tree (including all sub-levels within the NDS tree) by prefixing the context name with the special character / - so, in the example above, if you simply wanted to equate your entire NDS tree with the domain myorg.com, you would use this entry:

[Domains]
/[root] : myorg.com

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