this stems from another discussion
[http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/postfix/2013-10/0454.html].
i'm currently doing:
transport_maps = hash:$table_directory/transports
>cat transports
example.com example-internal:
foo.example.com smtp:
.example.com example-internal:
example-internal unix - - - - - smtp
-o syslog_name=postfix/example-internal
this appears to be working as desired. mail to @example.com or
@.example.com is using the example-internal transport, with the
exception of mail to @foo.example.com, which is using the regular smtp
transport.
i'm wondering if this could be done in a different manner, that wouldn't
require the explicit smtp reference for foo.example.com - for example:
example.com example-internal:
.example.com!foo.example.com example-internal:
the essence being to say that foo.example.com will use whatever
transport it would have used if transport_maps weren't in use, rather
than the explicit reference to smtp:
i know that specific example is not valid, but was just curious if i'd
perhaps missed something in the documentation, or there was some other
similar method that might be possible.
-ben
