All you need to do is set it up as an email alias for one of your mail
users.
jimmy
-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Taylor [mailto:bluequartz (at mark) uspec.co.uk]
Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 4:56 AM
To: coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org
Subject: [coba-e:15809] Re: How do I do a support@?
Hi William
--On 09 July 2009 14:09 -0600 William Eggington <weggingt (at mark) eggington.net>
wrote:
> I have a NuOnce BlueQuartz server that I would like to set up a "support@"
e-mail address for one of its domain names.
> I set up the account just fine and am able to send from it but nothing
gets to it. So then I did a:
> grep support /etc/aliases
> And it says:
> support: postmaster
> So then I did a:
> grep postmaster /etc/aliases
> And it says:
> mailer-daemon:postmaster
>
> postmaster: root
>
> mailman: postmaster
>
> info: postmaster
>
> marketing: postmaster
>
> sales: postmaster
>
> support: postmaster
> So is there a "root (at mark) servername.com" e-mail account on my server that is
getting all these test e-mails? How. . . do I stop this from happening?
Do you mean you have setup support (at mark) clientdomain.com on the server?
All of the virtual site email config is in /etc/mail/virtusertable so if you
try:
>grep support /etc/mail/virtusertable
I find a handy way of troubleshooting email problems like this is by doing:
>sendmail -bv support (at mark) clientdomain.com
That will tell you what sendmail will do with that email address, it should
result in a username on your machine.
One other thing, after you created the vsite did you do:
>service sendmail stop
>killall sendmail
>service sendmail start
You need to do that each time you create a virtual site!
Hope that helps!
Thanks
Rob