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mix and match virtual records


Subject: mix and match virtual records
From: Alex Miller (postfixbannerclub.com)
Date: Mon Jan 17 2000 - 18:11:15 CST


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I've been debugging some problems I've been having
with Listar.

I'm getting intermittent failures, so it's difficult
to find a consistently failing case.

I think it may have to do with the way I've
broken things up. I DON'T group my virtual domain
mappings into one section of my virtual map
file. They are spread out.

in /etc/postfix/listar
lists.mydomain.tld dummyvalue
alexlists.mydomain.tld alex

in /var/listar/listar.virtual
many mailing list maps
mailinglist-commandlists.mydomain.tld
mailinglist-command.lists.mydomain.tld

and in /var/listar/listar.aliases
many corresponding aliases
mailinglist-command.mydomain.tld: "|/var/listar/listar -c
cfg.lists.mydomain.tld -command mailinglist"

Because I'm running a script to append the relevant
maps and aliases to the bottom of the listar.virtual
and listar.aliases command there is an
inherent separation from the
mailinglist dummyvalue, listarlists.cybergood.net, and mailinglist specific
entries.

So, the question is:
Is postfix designed so that virtual domains take ONLY this form
mydomain.tld dummyvalue
user1mydomain.tld user1
user2mydomain.tld user2somewhere.tld
mydomain.tld catchalluser (optional)

myotherdomain.tld dummyvalue
user1myotherdomain.tld user1
user2myotherdomain.tld user2somewhere.tld

Or is this form accepatable?
first file contains:
mydomain.tld dummyvalue
user1mydomain.tld user1

myotherdomain.tld dummyvalue
user1myotherdomain.tld user1
mydomain.tld catchalluser (optional)

second file contains:

user2mydomain.tld user2somewhere.tld

user2myotherdomain.tld user2somewhere.tld

Alex Miller



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