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Handling mail for the server's hostname

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Hello, I notice that in Froxlor, you can't set up a domain that's the same as the server's host name.

 

How then is email for the server's hostname handled?

 

For example, if my server's hostname is somedomain.com and I haven't set up somedomain.com as a domain with email accounts in Froxlor (because you can't), how would mail@somedomain.com be handled when it arrives?

 

Would it be handled by the configurations in /etc/aliases instead?

 

I'm a little confused. Thank you in advance!

That's why it's wise to use "froxlor.domain.tld" for froxlor so you can still use "domain.tld" as customer :) 

 

But anyway, yes, the mail-aliases handle this domain (as it is not found in the virtual domain list)

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