Hello, I have a Postfix-based system which consist of a front end side (mail gateway) and a post office side.
I receive messages for different domain. Every message destined for a domain, say "domain.tld", is forwarded to the post office and there the recipient will eventually be translated and delivered into the appropriate mailbox. I need to deliver messages for a particular recipient belonging to the domain, say "re...@domain.tld", which is an alias of a domain not managed on my post office, say "re...@extdomain.tld". This is not a problem on my architecture obviously. But I would like to deliver message for "re...@extdomain.tld" without pass through my post office. Basically, I need to translate "re...@domain.tld" in "re...@extdomain.tld" and deliver "re...@extdomain.tld" from my mail gateway directly to the mail server responsible for "extdomain.tld". Is it possible? I've tried to accomplish this inserting on /etc/aliases file of mail gateway the entry: re...@domain.tld: re...@extdomain.tld But I get: # newaliases postalias: warning: /etc/aliases, line 85: name must be local Anyone has any idea? Thanks, rocsca
