Michael Grimm via Postfix-users: > Wietse Venema via Postfix-users <[email protected]> wrote: > > Michael Grimm via Postfix-users: > > >> Until now, I failed in getting the following mappings done: > >> > >> (1) [email protected] >>> [email protected] > > > > Which of the above email addresses is an original SMTP RCPT TO > > address? > > (1) received from an webmail account, sent to [email protected]
which of these two addresses is an original SMTP RCPT TO, which one is derived, how is the address derived? > >> (2) [email protected] >>> [email protected] Which of these two is addresses is an original SMTP RCPT TO, which one is derived, how is the address derived? > (2) is derived by recipient_bcc_maps: > /^(.*)@ellael\.org$/ ${1}@dbmail.ellael.org Mapping (2) does not produce [email protected]. Unfortunately, recipient_bcc_maps accepts only one address. virtual_alias_mapping happens after recipient_bcc_maps, so you could add the missing mapping there, but that would require one rule per recipient. If you end up with one virtual alias per recipient, then you might just as well ditch recipient_bcc_maps and use virtual aliases only: in: [email protected] out: [email protected], [email protected] While devising a solution I mssed that you are aliasing all recipients to a different domain. Wietse > > Which of these addresses should be sent to dovecot? > > [email protected] (set by virtual_alias_maps) > > > Which of these addresses should be sent to dbmail? > > [email protected] I see no address mapping from anything to [email protected]. Wietse _______________________________________________ Postfix-users mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
