I have what (I hope) is a reasonably simple question. I am using virtual aliases in /etc/postfix/virtual in the following format.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] user1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] user 2 [EMAIL PROTECTED] webmaster etc... I also have a catchall address setup as follows @domain.com catchall This routes the mail appropriately and I am satisfied with the basic functionality. The issue I'm having is the interrelation with /etc/aliases and the system accounts. I want all of the system/pseudo accounts to forward to root and eventually root's mail to forward to a specified user on the system. This way system messages, daily logs etc go to this particular user. So the format in /etc/aliases is as follows. mail: root webmaster: root etc... # Person who should get root's mail root: regularuser Again, this works fine on it's own. The problem is the interrelation between these two files. So to summarize, the Postfix routing works great using the virtual aliases, but the system accounts don't work as intended. If I don't use virtual aliases in Postfix (which I really need to) then they internal routing works fine. I know there's a simple solution and it's right in front of me, I just can't see it... Any help with this is sincerely appreciated. --Matthew Latini
