I use ISPConfig and I shall want to know if it is possible to have this kind of mail address : [email protected] Thanks for your help and your great work !
Sure. Just create subdomain.domain.tld under Co-Domains. For example, if your website has the FQDNs www.example.com, example.com, subdomain.example.com, and you have a user testuser, then this user automatically has the email addresses [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected]. Have a look at /etc/postfix/virtusertable, and you'll understand.
Ok Falko, it means for example that i can only have one info address : [email protected] i can't have another info address like that : [email protected] That's right ?
Yes, if subdomain.domain.tld and anothersubdomain.domain.tld belong to the same website. But you can create a website for subdomain.domain.tld and another website for anothersubdomain.domain.tld and have an info@.. account for each of the websites.
Ok i tested this case : One site with www.domain.tld One site subdomain.domain.tld Another on anothersubdomain.domain.tld I created a "test" user for each site. When i send an email on [email protected], the user [email protected] (created on the www site) receives the message too. On the other hand [email protected] doesn't receive the message, and that is right it means that a user created for the site domain.tld must be different of a user created for the site subdomain.domain.tld What I made so that that works : i destroyed domain alias created by default on my subdomain.domain.tld : 195.... ... ... ... domain.tld Now when i send message to [email protected], the user [email protected] doesn't receive this message. That is right ?
Yes, thats right. If you create more then one web for a domain with different hosts, you have to delete co-domain (with empty host) on all additional websites.
