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vmoddomain - Modify delivery instruction for a virtual domain or set domain limits
**vmoddomain [ **options ] virtual_domain
vmoddomain modifies delivery instructions for a virtual domain by modifying .qmail-default. vmoddomain can also be used to set domain limits when using the -l option or hash method using -H option.
virtual_domain is mandatory. Rest are optional.
-v
verbose
-l 0 | 1
Set domain limit. 0 to turn off, 1 to turn on.
-f 0 | 1
Sets the domain with VFILTER capability. 0 to turn off, 1 to turn on.
-h handler
Sets the handler for delivery instruction for non-existing local users.
The handler can be one of the following values
The keyword 'delete' - Any mail addressed to a non-existing user gets deleted.
[step]
The keyword 'bounce-no-mailbox' - Any mail addressed to a non-existing
user gets bounced to the sender.
[step]
Maildir – A full path to a Maildir (e.g. /home/manny/Maildir/). - Mails
for non-existing users get stored in a Maildir
[step]
Email Address - Any mail addressed to a non-existing user gets forwarded
to an email address.
[step]
IP Address – An IP address in SMTPROUTE specification (e.g.
indimail.org:192.168.2.1:25) - The mail gets redirected to another
server which has the user.
Example Usage
vmoddomain -f 1 bounce-no-mailbox example.com
-H hash_method
You can set domain specific hash method to override hash method
configured in /etc/indimail/control/hash_method. It has to be one of
DES, MD5, SHA-256, SHA-512 or YESCRYPT at the moment
0 if all steps were successful, non-zero otherwise. If any of the steps fail, a diagnostic message is printed.
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