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Topic: Virtual Mail host

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Hi,

where is the folder with the domain in it?
when i create a new domain where can i find it?
it is not in my vmail folder

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Virtual Mail host

Mailbox will be created automatically when new email arrived, or user accesses it via POP3/IMAP protocols (with outlook, thunderbird, webmail, etc).

You may want to check file "iRedMail.tips" under iRedMail directory. e.g. /root/iRedMail-0.9.3/iRedMail.tips.

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Re: Virtual Mail host

Ok i saw the new adress is in my vmail folder.
ist it possible to organize the adresses to domains?

like this:

exmaple.org -> in this folder are all mails with exmaple.org
test.net -> in this folder are all mails with test.net like info@test.net

is this possible?

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Re: Virtual Mail host

It works this way.

5 Reply by Spayda (edited by Spayda 2016-01-20 05:26:22)

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Re: Virtual Mail host

Thanks for your response.

I checked my vmail folder and there is only a vmail1 folder. In this folder are all my emails. info@example.org and something@something.net all in one folder.
I think i did something wrong

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Re: Virtual Mail host

i'm confused, i don't understand what you really want.

Each user has his/her own mailbox.

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Re: Virtual Mail host

Thanks for your answer.

I mean the following.
When i create a new i domain i want that in the vmail folder will be an folder with the domain name.
Exmaple:

i create the new domain "example.org".
Now i want that in the vmail folder is a folder named exmaple.org.
In this folder i want the mailboxes for the domain example.org.

For another domain i want another folder.

I hope you know what i mean