Ivan Ricotti wrote:
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So, I'm a bit confused now. Is my configuration correct or not?
What should I do?
Your server rejected the email because it has no "abuse" alias.
The /etc/aliases file needs to map "abuse" to a real user.
Don't forget to "postalias aliases" and you might also want to "
postconf |grep alias_database" to verify which alias file postfix is
actually using. The alias file location changed over time (not sure if
it was a distribution change or a postfix change), but some systems use
/etc/aliases and some use /etc/postfix/aliases. If you make changes to
the wrong one, it won't work properly.
Terry
