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To add to Michael's explanation - your mention of the "admin" accounts.
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<br />If you're creating a "admin" user in each domain - they must have different usernames. There can only be one user "admin" on the box. So the "site prefix" designated for each domain will be prepended to the username "admin". You'll get something like "domain1_admin", or d1_admin, or whatever was set as the prefix for the domain.
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<br />And the normal operation for the GUI would add "admin" as a alias when you create the "d1_admin" user for example. That way, e-mail addressed to the "admin" of that domain will be delivered to that d1_admin account.
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<br />Of course, you always have the option of just adding the alias "admin" to a existing account - saving having to add another account and check its e-mail. That's your option.
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<br />Chuck
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From: Michael Stauber <mstauber@blueonyx.it>
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To: BlueOnyx General Mailing List <blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it>
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Sent: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 20:37:44 -0500
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Subject: [BlueOnyx:15697] Re: postmaster redirects to 'admin'
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<br />> Hi Brian,
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> One thing I don't yet see how to change: mails sent to 'postmaster'
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> accepted by the BOnyx box but end up in admin's mbox.
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This has *always* been the case on BlueOnyx.
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Postmaster is an account you're required to have as per RFC definitions.
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So we make sure that all postmaster related emails to any domain ends up
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in the admin mailbox.
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Because if it wouldn't, then you would be able to have sites without
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users and these sites then have no postmaster alias. We also would then
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need to be super picky and need to somehow make sure that you (as the
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admin) somehow make sure that all sites have at minimum one user and
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that this user has the postmaster alias for that Vsite.
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We can't really do that as it would be super-restrictive to the way
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people set up their boxes and their sites.
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Hence: All "postmaster" related email goes to "admin".
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[root@kosh ~]# cat /etc/mail/aliases|grep postmaster
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mailer-daemon: postmaster
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postmaster: root
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info: postmaster
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There you go. Delete or modify that alias at your own risk.
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With best regards
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Michael Stauber
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