[courier-users] Re: Can the "defaultdomain" entry also be in "hosteddomains"?

This is a discussion on [courier-users] Re: Can the "defaultdomain" entry also be in "hosteddomains"? within the Courier-Imap forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@courier-mta.com> writes: > Lloyd Zusman writes: > >> I used webadmin to ...


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Old 11-03-2005
Lloyd Zusman
 
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Default [courier-users] Re: Can the "defaultdomain" entry also be in "hosteddomains"?

Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@courier-mta.com> writes:

> Lloyd Zusman writes:
>
>> I used webadmin to move that one domain from the "Local domains" section
>> to the "Locally hosted domains" section (i.e., from "locals" to
>> "hosteddomains"). After webadmin did its job, I expected to see an
>> empty "locals" file in my courier directory. However, webadmin deleted
>> that file, once it contained no more data.
>> Will this cause a problem with courier, given your statement that this
>> file "must" exist? You also said that "me" is used if "locals" doesn't

>
> It might cause a problem, which can be solved by correctly setting up me.
>
>> exist, and therefore, there's an ambiguity that I'm not sure how to
>> interpret: given that I have a valid "me" file, should I create an empty
>> "locals" file now, or not?

>
> No. As long as the domain you have listed in 'me' is not in
> 'hosteddomains', you should be fine.


OOPS! But the "me" domain _is_ currently in "hosteddomains". That's
the lone domain that used to be in "locals", which I just recently moved
to "hosteddomains".

So ... it appears that there is at least one domain that must be either
in "me" or "locals", that being the "defaultdomain", right? And
therefore, it shouldn't be in "hosteddomains" at all.

And because of that, there's at least one address under every validly
configured courier system for which the domain will be stripped from the
address before delivery ... namely, the one or more addresses hanging
off of "defaultdomain", correct?

I was hoping to set things up so that _all_ email addresses, including
those which are part of "defaultdomain", participate in delivery with
the domain as part of the address. Is there any way to do this? This
is a (hopefully!) clearer statement of my original question in this
thread.

Hmm ... what if I do this:

file contents
---- --------
defaultdomain defdom.com
me home.defdom.com (note the "home" subdomain)
locals (empty)
hosteddomains defdom.com and others

Will this allow mail to "foo@defdom.com" to be delivered to
"foo@defdom.com" and not simply "foo"? ... or will the fact that
"home.defdom.com" appears in "me" still prevent me from putting
"defdom.com" into hosteddomains?

Thanks.


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Lloyd Zusman
ljz@asfast.com
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