[BlueOnyx:09381] Re: Email Aliases

[Alan Seath]

hi chris

many thanks for your speedy reply.

perhaps i have been given bad advice in the past but the reason i edited the virtusertable was to get emails working for a particular user. after adding the user their email didnt work. kept saying no such user here. 

when this came up in the past i raised the issue with my server admin at the time and was told the only way to solve this was to remove the www. from the virtusertable.

perhaps the server is not configured properly?

i always thought it was odd that i had to do this each time i added a new user and was told that his was a bug with blueonyx.

can you offer some assistance as to how i stop this in the future.

many thanks.

alan

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On 13 Jan 2012, at 13:52, "Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet" <cobaltfacts at virtbiz.com> wrote:

> Alan Seath wrote:
>> Hi
>> 
>> I have a BlueOnyx server and every time I create a new user to a virtual site through the GUI it adds an entry similar to the following in the virtusertable:
>> 
>> user at www.domainname.com
> 
> Nothing wrong there.
> 
>> I then have to edit the virtusertable to remove the www. , save the file and restart sendmail. 
> 
> Whoops.  That's a mistake.
> 
>> Is there a reason why this is happening?
> 
> Yes.  It's doing exactly what it should be doing.  Why are you going in 
> and manually changing it?
> 
> If you've configured the site properly, you have the domain in the email 
> server aliases box and therefore a line in the virtusertable like:
> @domain.com       %1 at www.domain.com
> 
> In other words, leave virtusertable alone.  It was working precisely as 
> intended.
> 
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