Hi, I'm using ISPconfig for my webshop named "www.anywebshop.nl". In my webshop, the costumers have the option of sending a mail to me ([email protected]). Only the mailserver is not the same server as de ISPconfig server, so this doesn't work. Even when i use the "external mailserver" setting in ISPconfig, it doesn't work. The problem is in "/etc/postfix/local-host-names". When i # "anywebshop.nl", it works fine for a short wile, then ISPconfig removes my #. My question: Is it possible to stop ISPconfig to rewrite my local-host-names file? Or is there any other sollution to my problem? Thanx already, Matthijs Verver Holland
Thanx for the quick re: What does the option Co-Domain do? If i change Co-Domain, is the site still working then? Only the mx record is external. Matthijs
It works like this: when you create the web site www.anywebshop.nl, the Co-Domain anywebshop.nl is created automatically so that you can access your web site using http://www.anywebshop.nl and http://anywebshop.nl. Every user you create has then email addresses like [email protected] and [email protected]. If you remove the Co-Domain anywebshop.nl, then you can't use http://anywebshop.nl anymore to reach your web site, and your user can receive emails only under [email protected]. If you use an external mail server, then you have to tell www.anywebshop.nl and anywebshop.nl to use this external mail server. If you do this only for www.anywebshop.nl, then emails for anywebshop.nl will still arrive on your server.
