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There are two ways that you can do this.
If you are fairly technical and can edit configuration files without a problem then you can do exactly what you want.
- Make sure there are 2 POP accounts already created that you want to route the e-mails to (i.e. user1, user2)
- Backup the "/etc/mail/virtusertable" file
- Open the "/etc/mail/virtusertable" file and at the end of the list, you will see something like this
info@mydomain.com user1
info@mydomain2.com user1
- Edit the "/etc/mail/virtusertable" file to read like this:
info@mydomain.com user1
info@mydomain2.com user2
- Save the file and run the command:
makemap hash /etc/mail/virtusertable <virtusertable
- Send a test mail to each account and make sure they go in the correct POP account
If you are NOT technical and don't think you can do the above, then simply add aliases to the control panel that are slightly different. Something like info1/info2 or info_abc/info_xyz and point them to the different POP accounts. The difference here is that the control panel adds the alias to ALL domains on the VDS rather than just for one.
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