Miles said:
> So what happens when a mailhost reroutes mail based on the domain?
> For instance, webmaster@foo.com and webmaster@bar.com might be
> different addresses, where foo.com and bar.com are virtual domains
> on the same system.
John Buckman replied:
|It wouldn't change anything, since the same messages are
|communicated as with domain-aggregation.
|...
|Now, let's say webmaster@foo.com and webmaster@bar.com both belong a
|a list called "test-l", and a single email message has been sent to
|that this.
I wasn't clear - sorry. Let's say that they
are aliased to different people. webmaster@foo.com
could be redirected to foo@isp.com, while
webmaster@bar.com is redirected to bar@isp.com
(assuming foo.com and bar.com are both VDs at
isp.com).
As I understand it, lyris would attempt to send
both of these to webmaster@mailhost.isp.com .
Or does it simply connect to mailhost.isp.com
but use SMTP TO fields of webmaster@foo.com
and webmaster@bar.com ?
-Miles
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