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--- how_to:sending_different_users_mail_separately_using_mx_dns_overrides [2017/01/19 11:03] – [MX Sending] paul
+++ how_to:sending_different_users_mail_separately_using_mx_dns_overrides [2017/01/19 12:16] – paul
@@ Line 21: / Line 21: @@
 For example
-''* joe:joepasswd@smtp.myisp.com $authsender=joe\\
+''* joe:joepasswd@smtp.myisp.com $authsender=joe $end\\
-* bob:bobpasswd@smtp.myisp.com $authsender=bob\\
+* bob:bobpasswd@smtp.myisp.com $authsender=bob $end\\
 * default:defaultpasswd@smtp.myisp.com''
-This tells VPOP3 to send messages for any destinations (the '*' at the start of the line) through 'smtp.myisp.com' with the login details //joe// & //joepasswd// if the authenticated sender for the messages was 'joe'
+This tells VPOP3 to send messages for any destinations (the '*' at the start of the line) through 'smtp.myisp.com' with the login details //joe// & //joepasswd// if the authenticated sender for the messages was 'joe', and then not check any more overrides.
 Then, again, the same with messages sent by 'bob', but using //bob// & //bobpasswd// as the ISP login details
 Then, any messages which weren't matched by the previous rules are sent using the //default// and //defaultpasswd// ISP login details.
+Press 'Save' to save the DNS overrides, and VPOP3 should send different users' messages as you've defined.

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