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19/01/2007 10:49 Marton: |
Getting "Subject already exist"...
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19/01/2007 10:52 Marton: |
I sent an email from hotmail account testmail[ dog ]hotmail.com to sales[ dog ]myotherdomain.com (one of the multiple domains hosted on smallhttpsrv), but when user marton logs in to pop server, he gets the emails for user sales? Here is a part of the log:
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19/01/2007 10:52 Marton: |
I can`t send the log... Retrying with a part of it: !->19/01 01:31:57 [208.11.75.218:32769>53] (t0 11) >myotherdomain.com MX(15) !-<19/01 01:31:58 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 12) <220 mydomain.com Simple Mail Transfer Service Ready !->19/01 01:31:58 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 13) >EHLO mail.rollernet.us !-<19/01 01:31:58 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 14) <250-mydomain.com.ar 250-8BITMIME 250 SIZE=12582912 !->19/01 01:31:58 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 15) >MAIL FROM:<testmail[ dog ]hotmail.com> SIZE=1598 !-<19/01 01:31:58 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 16) <250 Ok !->19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 17) >RCPT TO:<sales[ dog ]myotherdomain.com> !-<19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 18) <250 Ok !->19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 19) >DATA !-<19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 20) <354 send the mail data, end with . !->19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 21) From testmail[ dog ]hotmail.com (mail.rollernet.us [208.11.75.2]) Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:31:59 GMT For sales[ dog ]myotherdomain.com !->19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 22) SMTP: 1601 user>* user<sales !-<19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 23) <250 Ok Send C:\Servers\outbox\BC0BEBF6.msg to: sales[ dog ]myotherdomain.com !->19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488>465] (t1 26) >QUIT !-<19/01 01:31:59 [208.11.75.2:47488<465] (t1 27) <221 Bye |
19/01/2007 10:55 Marton: |
OK, up to here we`re OK, but now, user Marton logs in... AND GETS THE EMAIL THAT WAS FOR THE USER SALES??? !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 28) <+OK POP3 server ready !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 29) >USER marton !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 30) <+OK !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 31) >PASS [removed] !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 32) POP: login in marton; !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 33) <+OK 1 1699 !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 34) >STAT !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 35) <+OK 1 1699 !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 36) >LIST !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 37) <+OK 1 1699 1 1699 . !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 38) >UIDL !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 39) <+OK 1 1699 1 3154897910 . !->19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 40) >RETR 1 !-<19/01 01:32:49 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 41) <+OK 1699 bytes for marton !->19/01 01:32:50 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 42) >DELE 1 !-<19/01 01:32:50 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 43) <+OK !->19/01 01:32:50 [192.168.0.2:1464>110] (t1 44) >QUIT !-<19/01 01:32:50 [192.168.0.2:1464<110] (t1 45) <+OK |
20/01/2007 05:44 Max: |
Direct different home directories for users `marton` and `sales` Each user must have personal directory. Common directory -- common mail. |
22/01/2007 21:00 Marton: |
Excellent, that did the trick! The only only only thing it is missing is the possibility of having the same usernames between domains i.e. have info[ dog ]mydomain.com and info[ dog ]myotherdomain.com... Thanks Max!!! |