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Site Management

Email aliases

The Email Alias feature allows you to create an arbitrary e-mail

addresses without creating a user account on the RaQ 3. An email

message addressed to the alias is forwarded to an existing email address.

For example, an email alias lets you setup a temporary or permanent

alias email address such as sales@mycompany.com and automatically

route messages to a speciﬁc email user's mailbox.

Each registered user on the RaQ 3 must have a username that is unique

across all virtual sites on the RaQ 3. You cannot create two users with

the same name on different virtual sites because all users share the same

password database ﬁle ( /etc/passwd ). For example, if there is a user

with the username <mary> on virtual site abc.com, no other registered

user on the RaQ 3 can have the username <mary>.

Usernames can be similar: mary, maryb, mary1, mary2

An email alias is a way to create an account so that more than one user

can have the same email name on different virtual sites (<mary> on

abc.com and <mary> on xyz.com). However, the underlying username

for each person must be unique.

For example, the Site Administrator of abc.com can give Mary Brown

the username <mary>; her email address is [email protected]. The Site

Administrator of xyz.com (on the same RaQ 3) can give Mary Smith the

username <marys>; the Site Administrator can then set up an email alias

[email protected] for Mary Smith. The alias points her incoming

messages to the unique username of <marys> at xyz.com."

A site user can have several email aliases that point to a unique

username. For example, John Smith (username <john1>) can have

and [email protected] which all point to his username of <john1> at

abc.com.

A Site Administrator can also set up aliases such as

username.

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