So I have a problem… and I will reward someone with liquor that can help me solve it.
I have two primary domains funvill.com and abluestar.com.
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funvill.com was registered in 2002 and used as my “Catch-all” domain for emails. Whenever I sign up for any website I give them a unique email address at funvill.com. For example canadiantire@funvill.com or bestbuy@funvill.com or IHateSleepCounty@funvill.com or DHLSucks@funvill.com. This has been very useful over the years. As a consequence many websites that I need to log into all have a unique email address. (Note: funvill was a spelling mistake I made when I was twelve)
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abluestar.com is my “professional” domain that I give to real people. The email server is hosted by google apps and I use gmail as my email client. My abluestar.com domain also has a catch-all hosted by google apps.
Currently I have funvill.com set up on dreamhost.com (I know, it was 2002…) with a catch all that forwards all the emails send from this address to my primary email account (@abluestar.com). I am planning on shutting down my dreamhost.com account very shortly (Jan 20th, 2016) . I would like to keep getting the emails from funvill.com in my abluestar.com account.
My question is:
Without setting up a server somewhere, is there anyway that I can update the DNS for funvill.com to point at abluestar.com for email. or update my settings in google apps to accept two domains.
I am really trying to avoid having another mail server somewhere for funvill.com
