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From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2007-01-26 17:38:19
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On 26/Jan/2007 09:20 doug robbins wrote .. > 1. When I create an alias server, a home directory is created for it, e.g., > /home/User/domains/AliasDomain. Why? There doesn't seem to be any use for > the home directory. Web serving, logging, etc is all done with the config > of the primary domain. But maybe I'm missing something. You're right, there isn't much point.. although it would get used if you setup an autoreponder in the alias domain, as the location for the autoreply text file. > 2. After adding an alias server, I can add mail aliases that point to POP > accounts on the primary domain. But what if the clients wants a POP account > on the aliased domain? Probably weird, I know :) In order to do it, it > seems I'd have to actually add the alias domain as a new virtual server, > then edit httpd.conf (removing the new VirtualHost and adding a ServerAlias > entry to the primary domain). Is that right or am I again missing something? There is no way to create user accounts in an alias domain, sorry. The only choices you have are : 1) Create it as a non-alias domain, and setup web page forwarding/redirects to forward all web traffic to the primary domain. 2) Create the POP3 account in the primary domain, and forward email from the alias. - Jamie |