Thanks for your help, I have another question: How can I reinstall rainloop? By mistake I deleted the plugin to change the hestia password and it doesnāt appear in the packages to install again.
I had used the command v-add-sys-rainloop to install.
But will the domain2 then receive mail in the same Inbox as domain1 ?
If I āredirectā a domain1 to domain2, will this apply to email user accounts too?
How does the system know userX of domain2 is the same as userX of domain1 ?
Creating forwards for hundreds of users should not be necessaryā¦
Isnāt this really the basics of exim? It is for postfix. In exim it seems to be:
My Exim knowledge is way limited sadly. If you want to help feel free to submit a PR with the required config changes and I will try to get it working if I have more timeā¦
So how would we implement this using exim, while not messing up the current /etc/exim4/domains routing?
It is all in here, but as with eris, my knowledge of exim is very limited (Iām a postfix guy)ā¦
So, to be clear: This is about having to avoid creating hundreds of forwards for all users in @domain1 to @domain2 (where they have their mailboxes). So, these are domain aliases, not user aliases.
Iām assuming this would need to be in config somewhere;
[email protected] has a maildir under domain1.tld, they see it using webmail.domain1.tld [email protected] should also go in that same maildir of domain1.tld
i.e. itās a domain name alias for mail delivery by exim, not related to web/nginx.