Hi

I would like to setup a linux where I can host web, mail, sql etc. for
several domains (just lige the webhotels on the Internet).

What I don't understand is how your setup a system, so that you can setup
mail without interfering with other domains mail.

E.g. The domains abc.com and def.com

I want the administator of both domains to be able to set up the main
adresses webmaster:

webmaster@abc.com & webmaster@def.com

The detup I have been able to create so far is done either by having a user
called webmaster or having an alias for webmaster. The to administators
should of course not be able to check each others mail.

When I log on to my webhotel via ftp, it seems to me that I have a my own
server:

\
users
user1
web
user2
web
web
...

I know that what I see as "\" is in fact "\sites\abc.com\". How is that
done?

More questions to come...

Thanks in advance
Søren Larsen

In comp.os.linux.misc "S?ren Rokkedal Larsen" <srl@srl.dk> wrote:
Read the documentation of your mail server about virtual domains.

That's a solution, then you can use a procmail script to split the
e-mails into two different accounts.

Davide

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"Davide Bianchi" <davideyeahsure@onlyforfun.net> wrote in message
news:c1qkqo$1kq6v0$2@ID-18487.news.uni-berlin.de...
virtual users do it better

/etc/mail/virtual-users

webmaster@newdomain.net freddy
john@newdomain.net johnsmith

@newdomain.net tom
tom gets the rest of the mail lfor newdomain.net