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From: Steve Tickle <steve.tickle [at] xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 10:37:03 +0100
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I'm trying to make some mods to a web & mail server running exim. There are several vhosts for which I want to handle the email and these have their own alias files in /etc/exim/aliases. There's also of course, the usual /etc/aliases file.

Let's say we're handling the following domains aaa.com, bbb.com, ccc.com where bbb.com and ccc.com are virtual. All the aliases for aaa.com are detailed in /etc/aliases, including "webmaster" and my problem is that any mail to webmaster [at] bbb.com or webmaster [at] ccc.com gets routed to webmaster [at] aaa.com.

What's the solution to this? Do I need to create a separate alias file for aaa.com in /etc/exim/aliases as if it were a virtual server?

I hope I've made my problem clear enough.
Cheers all.

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Steve

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