Right now, I host few accounts where mail is actually _delivered_
locally. I mostly have mailing lists and vanity email addresses that
actually forward mail elsewhere (hotmail, gmail, etc.)
Postfix is set up to use virtual_alias_domains and maps for all hosted
domains.
Postfix calls DSPAM via a content filter that then reinjects mail back
to another postfix process.
What happens is that mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], which ultimately goes to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], is processed by DSPAM using the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
address. This means that these users cannot use the web tool.
Local users (where [EMAIL PROTECTED] goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED]) are
processed by DSPAM using the [EMAIL PROTECTED] address. I actually
want this because [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] may both map to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and I don't want them to have separate DSPAM
profiles to manage.
What I want is to have postfix delay alias mappings for the _externally
delivered addresses_ but to do it for the _internal_ users. I thought
that I could split the alias maps into external and internal and then
de-alias the external _after_ DSPAM, but with alias maps, you cannot
accept mail if the users aren't actually listed in the alias map initially.
Anyone know of a way that this could be accomplished in postfix?
Tks,
-Jason
!DSPAM:394,47424670250433681519548!
