How to move the mailbox location of the particular users
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How to move the mailbox location of the particular users
Hi friends,
Do you know how to move the mailbox location for the particular users to some other location. Fir example i'm having two group of users called groupa and groupb. The mails for groupa will drop at the same location where the mailserver is running and for group-b mails should drop at some other location.
Any idea?
Thanks a lot...
-Hari.
do you refer to a different server, or a different directory?
If it is a different directory, I do not think you can do that, without some procmail magic :-)
do you refer to a different server, or a different directory?
If it is a different directory, I do not think you can do that, without some procmail magic :-)
Hello Friend,
As I have told you the mail box of the group-b users will be different "server". The incomin mail for that group-b should route to that mailserver at diffrent location.
-Hari.
Sorry, it was not 100% clear to me, and I have been mistaken with a similar request in the past (but the other way around).
You probably want to look at virtual users. This allows you to forward mail for certain users to another server.
You do have to add each user for the other server to this file, but once done, it will work fine.
Let me know if you require further information.... but there are plenty of documents on virtual users.. and this should point you in the right direction
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