Wietse Venema wrote: > Yes it is possible. However, I need to warn you first about a > mis-conception.
> The To: header is NOT a reliable indicator of the intended recipient. Understand. I have no intention to sort out or deliver this mail by other means from the destination mailbox. It's for a demonstration to show how discrete recipients would have been originally addressed from a remote system. When the system is ready, I will remove the virtual_alias_maps and let it talk directly to the real destination. > To turn off the original recipient logic in virtual aliases, see > http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#enable_original_recipient I have set "enable_original_recipient = no" in main.cf and confirmed with postconf -n. Still, it does not control this behavior, and I receive a unique copy of the mail for each recipient originally addressed under the virtual_alias_domain. I have tried to deliver to a non-Dovecot (remote) mailbox with the same results. mail_version = 2.3.3 Any thoughts?
