DBMA MTA Domains and per-Domain Transports Admin

MTA Domains and Transports

Destination Domains and per-domain Transports: Your MTA should be compiled *--with-XXsql* and configured to use MySQL or PostgreSQL for this to work. The domains stored in the 'DBMA_MTA' table are automatically derived from your aliases. You can manually enter others. If your Mail Transfer Agent is configured to use this DBMA SQL feature (see 'how-to' in MTA HELP), these are the domains for which your MTA accepts mail.
Add or Delete Domains: Should a domain continually reappear after deletion, that is your warning that user(s) still have alias(es) on the deprecated domain and apparently expect mail. Remove or update the old alias.
Mailbox Transport: Each DBMA_MTA destination domain has a transport configuration. The default auto-created is dbmail-lmtpd on port 24. Change it at your discretion to enable the DbMail SMTP daemon or any anti-virus/SPAM/whatever daemon. Edit the transport field displayed beside each domain below. Type what you want and press "edit". If you feel your MTA_Domain list is in error, you may recreate the table as often as needed by pressing the "Create.." button. This will remove custom settings and re-set defaults. Please read MTA HELP

Pipe Delimited List: MTA Domains at a Glance

Edit MTA Domains / Transports Note: If NOT enabled in your MTA, this has NO EFFECT.

DBMA MTA Admin :: Domains and Transports