Jean-Christophe Boggio writes:
Hi,I want to be able to define domains this way : [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> account1 (SQL) @domain.tld -> account2 (alias) [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> account3 (SQL) I use SQL authentication with a PostgreSQL backend. If I understand things correctly, aliases are processed, then authentication is done. In my case, I have the catch-all for domain.tld defined within an alias. So [EMAIL PROTECTED] (in my db) is never looked up.
Presuming that you have an alias entry of: @example.com: useridDefine account "userid", which will have a .courier-default file for the catchall, and also define account "userid-someone", which will receive mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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