Steffen Nurpmeso via Postfix-users:
> Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in
> <20260501161007.Ke-AtUes@steffen%sdaoden.eu>:
> |I have a problem with my mailing-lists that i thought to avoid by
> |using address rewriting via virtual_aliases, like so:
> |
> | virtual_alias_maps = regexp:$meta_directory/virtual_re
> |
> | ./virtual_re:/^(s-mailx(.*))@sdaoden.eu/ ${1}@lists.sdaoden.eu
> |
> |(Note i realize just now the re is broken, but . should match .,
> |so that should not be a problem, should it.)
> |
> |The idea was that if a mail goes to the .lists.-less variant, it
> |automatically gets rewritten -- including avoiding double posts
> |via the one _and_ the other. But that does somehow not work, it
> |is still possible to send to [email protected] without having
> |that address become rewritten, and in fact two mails are sent out.
>
> That is to say, if i test via "postmap -q" then the conversion
> takes place just as wanted, that is ok.
> But if a message really is sent to say (what happened)
> [email protected] in To: and X@Y in Cc:, then the message reaches all
> subscribers twice? That is what i do not understand, and would be
> happy to hear a solution for.
(virtual)alias expansion happens after ${1}@lists.sdaoden.eu list
expansion.
Wietse
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