As an alternative for fault tolerance and debugging, I think I can just archive every mail (too few):
sender_bcc_maps = static:localarchive recipient_bcc_maps = static:localarchive and then alias localarchive to a maildir folder. However, I don't want to keep any other local mailbox. That is, if a mail is sent to a local account and no alias is defined, I'd like to get an error (not to miss any message). Is there a way to set that? On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 1:36 PM, Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> wrote: > bitozoid: > > I have a host with services sending mails through sendmail binary. To get > > some fault tolerance, I have set > > > > notify_classes = bounce, delay, policy, protocol, resource, software > > This send an ADDITIONAL notification to the system administrator. > > The original message content is sent to the envelope sender only > (subject to bounce_size_limit restrictions). > > Sending automatic notifications is a tricky business. It may result > in infinite loops or worse, one message becoming multiple messages > which in turn become an avalanche of mail. > > Safety is one reason why Postfix avoids returning multiple copies > of undeliverable mail. Privacy is another: most delivery problems > are unrelated to the message content, so there is no need to always > give the content to the system administrator. > > It's easy enough to add one bounce daemon parameter that flips the > switch from "headers only" to "full message" for postmaster > notifications. Unfortunately, I have no time to implement that. > > Wietse >
