It would be great if you could set how many gigabytes a user is allowed to use inside the app MailServer for the number of email. The only option available today is to set how many gigabytes a user has permission to use totally on their account for all files at the creation of their accounts.
The specific user ID's are created on the Access Control app. So in your example, you have info as the user. So now we just need to do the domain part, which is handled via the Mail Server app and through doing the MX step in creating the domains.
For example, if you set up domain.com, dom.com and dm.com as valid email domains, and you made sure there was an MX entry for each of those domains, and then set those domains up in Mail Server,. That user, info, is going to get email sent to any of the three domains on his client app. You won't be able to distinguish one domain from another in some clients, so this wouldn't work to give 3 users the same user ID and just change the domain name.
All three accounts are going to share the same quota. All are going to have the same limitations. Basically, all three will share the systems specific settings, but treated as a single account as far as your mail server app is concerned. It will drop email from all three domains into the same inbox. The only way to set up for different users is making a new user ID in Access Control, in which case that user would have 3 different domains to use, just as anyone else on the mail server would have.
Marcin_Zark wrote:i will info@ dom.com and info@dm.com is another mail adress . in synology i can info is user and in mailserver info is one account for all domain
Most other mail server software I would agree, but Asustor's implementation of a mail server this is not the case. They are the same. Accounts for the mail server are made at the system level, and not at the app level. Until there is a change in the way the app itself works, it's always going to be the same.
This is a shortcoming in the Asustor developed app itself.
