I host somone of my own person website on my raq and ran into a problem yesterday (by far, not my first).

I want to have the same email address on 2 different domains, such as:

kmurrey@domain1.com

and

kmurrey@domain2.com

but the Raq tells me the name already exist. Is there a way to allow for the same name on 2 different host?
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Keith

Option #1:
Don't set up a catch-all (if you don't know what it is, then you probably haven't) for the second domain. Anything sent to kmurrey@domain2.com will end up in the kmurrey pop box.

Option #2:
You have a user set up in domain2 correct? Doesn't matter if it is a siteadmin or not, any user will do. For that user (for example username is kmurrey2) you create an alias: kmurrey and everything delivered to kmurrey@domain2.com or kmurrey2@domain2.com will end up in kmurrey2's pop box.

I think I worded that wrong.

Like I said I have about 10 domains on my raq, most of them are my own sites.

For instance:

I have an email address of kmurrey@thisdomain.com

I have an email address of kmurrey@thatdomain.com

I setup my first account with the email of kmurrey@thisdomain.com, but when I try to setup an email for kmurrey@thatdomain.com it says the name is already in use.

Can't I tell the server that kmurrey@thisdomain.com is not the same as kmurrey@thatdomain.com??

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Keith

Don't create username with that name, using ALIAS facility.

sample :

domain1.com :
-username : mydomain1
alias : kmurray

domain2.com
- username : mydomain2
alias : kmurray

it's simple

My customers always ask similar this problem.

What giza wrote is another way of saying OPTION #2
Option #2:
You have a user set up in domain2 correct? Doesn't matter if it is a siteadmin or not, any user will do. For that user (for example username is kmurrey2) you create an alias: kmurrey and everything delivered to kmurrey@domain2.com or kmurrey2@domain2.com will end up in kmurrey2's pop box.

If you do not actually want to check two different boxes, and all you really want is email addressed to kmurrey@anydomain.com to end up in one place, you'll want to do:
Option #1:
Don't set up a catch-all (if you don't know what it is, then you probably haven't) for the second domain. Anything sent to kmurrey@domain2.com will end up in the kmurrey pop box.

Thank you both for your comments. That is exactly the answer I was looking for.

Sorry, Chicken, you might have answered it but I didn't fully understand until Giza's comment.

But this will fix my problem.

Thanks again!

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Keith

that's ok, sometimes another way of saying it helps... (that and sometimes I've either had too much coffee or not enough, or it's too late or too early :D)