[carlocas]

How is it possible on OS X 10.1 server (or 10.2 server) to have joe@domain1.com & joe@domain2.com be on 2 different mailboxes ?
The OS X 10.1 Server (& 10.2) manual states that the included mail server software does not allow it. Is there a way to make it work ? It is a BIG drawback for me.
Does sendmail allow you to do it ?

Thank you.

[Camelot]

Apple's Mail server doesn't support virtual domains.

Sendmail does. Getting sendmail running is a bit of a PITA, but once it's running, you can do all kinds of things with it, including virtual domains as you specified.

Check http://www.sendmail.org/ for the latest sendmail source and documentation. 'VirtUserTable' is the feature you want.

[alex_kac]

Or get Communigate Pro. One of the best commercial mail servers out there.

[Camelot]

Originally posted by alex_kac:
Or get Communigate Pro. One of the best commercial mail servers out there.

I'd gladly use Communigate Pro if it didn't cost at least $500. That's more than I want to pay for a mail server for my own network. Sure, I can see corporations and ISPs (which is where it's targetted) paying for it, but for individual use, it's too much.

(http://www.stalker.com/ for those that want to check it out)