Support real domain aliases#101
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barryo merged 1 commit intoopensolutions:masterfrom Jul 23, 2014
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Fixes opensolutions#11 ViMbAdmin supports catch-all addresses, but doesn't support real domain aliases (rule "@example.com --> @example.net" redirects foo@example.com to foo@example.net). Pretty strange, because this can be achieved by simply allowing "@example.com" as goto of aliases. Postfix does the rest. Fixes some popover styling issues, too.
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Fixes #104, too ("popover styling issues") |
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Cheers for that and sorry for the delay. |
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Fixes #11
ViMbAdmin supports catch-all addresses, but doesn't support real domain aliases (rule "@example.com --> @example.net" redirects foo@example.com to foo@example.net). Pretty strange, because this can be achieved by simply allowing "@example.com" as goto of aliases. Postfix does the rest.
Fixes some popover styling issues, too.