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Alias for Multiple Users: msg#00204mail.imap.dbmail
Is this Possible? I saw, when you add names into the 'deliver_to' field it tries to deliver the mails external and because there is no host-part in the email it appends the default one so it works for one domain. For a non-standard domain (e.g. the default-server-name is highpop.de, the non-standard superduper.de) it will append 'highpop.de', too, so you will have to add the full email adress to the database. But the field has only 250 characters... I don't want to change this because I don't know if dbmail will work after this (would it?). My idea is to add the idnrs of the users in the database, but this doesn't work with the version I use (1.2.1). Will this be available in later versions? Or has someone allready wrote a patch? Sorry for my discomposure but I have so many things in my head about this and I don't know which one to tell first o_0
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