Virtual domain with same name as fqdn server

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#1 Mon, 10/26/2009 - 16:52
Neosiriss

Virtual domain with same name as fqdn server

Hi,

Sorry for my poor english, i'm a french user. I explain my problem. My server fqdn name is domain.com, running ubuntu 8.04+virtualmin GPL 3.74 How can i do if i would create a virtualdomain name domain.com under virtualmin ?

I have testing, it works but it gives me problem with email on all virtualdomain.

I search the forum but i didn't find the same problem.

Do you have a method to do this or is this impossible ?

Thanks for all your response.

Neosiriss

Mon, 10/26/2009 - 23:51
andreychek

There should be no problems in receiving email for any Virtual Server you're hosting.

If you're having trouble, let us know what isn't working, and what errors you are seeing.

Thanks!

-Eric

Tue, 10/27/2009 - 01:13 (Reply to #2)
Neosiriss

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I think I found the problem. On the virtualdomain which has the same name than the fqdn server, i have setup a catchall and forward all email to an external mail. So, in fact, all email *@domain.com was forwarded. But, in mail.log, I have see that when postfix received a new email for virtualdomain1 like something@virtualdomain1.tld, postfix rewrite the destination mail with virtualdomain1@domain.com In this case, all email received on virtualdomain1 was forwarded to my external catchall email. If a delete the catchall, my problem disapear !!!!

But having no catchall is a problem for me.

I think I made a mistake when I setup my server in the fqdn name. What do you think if I delete all and in Ubuntu install and used a subdomain like server.domain.com ? Perhaps in this case no problem for catchall domain.com, because i think postfix rewrite all mail with something@server.domain.com which was different from something@domain.com

Thanks,

Neosiriss

Tue, 10/27/2009 - 07:58 (Reply to #3)
andreychek

First, it should not matter what your hostname/FQDN is, you should be able to have a catchall address that works.

I have a feeling something isn't quite setup correctly at the moment, though I'm not quite sure what.

However, if you want to change your hostname, you don't need to reinstall anything -- just do the following:

  • Type "hostname your.new.hostname"

  • Set your hostname in /etc/hosts

  • Edit /etc/postfix/main.cf, and add your new hostname to /etc/postfix/main.cf

  • Edit /etc/hostname, and change the hostname listed in there

Tue, 10/27/2009 - 10:24 (Reply to #4)
Neosiriss

Thanks andreychek, I will apply your method soon !!

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