* Jeroen Geilman wrote : >* On 2011-09-28 11:57, Troy Piggins wrote: >>* Wietse Venema wrote : >>>* Troy Piggins: >>> >>>> I'm using sender_bcc maps to archive/backup sent mail. Config >>>> extracts below. It does work, but is creating duplicates when mail >>>> is sent from clients other than localhost. IE if I send mail using >>> >>> See http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html, and look for the >>> examples with receive_override_options. This workaround is needed >>> before or after the filter. >> >> Thankyou! Had used this tutorial >> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixAmavisNew although most of >> the receive_override_options listed in that tutorial were already in >> the default Ubuntu package /etc/postfix/master.cf. However after >> reading the link you pointed me to, I added >> >> receive_override_options = no_address_mappings >> >> just after the content_filter line in /etc/postfix/main.cf, > > If master.cf contains no empty overrides, this means you lose ALL aliasing. > You need to specify this option either on your main smtpd(8) > listener, meaning the original recipients will be sent to the > content_filter, or on your content_filter re-injection listener, > which means only final (aliased) recipients will be sent through the > content_filter. > Which one you want depends on your requirements. > > Similarly, you normally don't want to set content_filter in main.cf; > instead, specify it directly on your main smtpd(8) listener. > This means it will not be applied on submission, nor, indeed, on > your re-injection listener - which creates an infinite loop. > > Many distros hack around this by specifying an empty content_filter= > on the re-injection listener, but I consider this a crock. Don't > specify it globally in the first place.
Understood. Thanks for the clarification, Jeroen. -- Troy Piggins
