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Subject: Re: Alias "loop" problem, on migrating from sendmail
From: Wietse Venema (wietse
porcupine.org)Date: Fri Mar 17 2000 - 10:16:32 CST
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Clive Jones:
> I have a local user, flump. In /etc/aliases, I have lines:
> flump2: \flump
> flump3: some-other-user
> flump: flump2,flump3
>
> I would expect the address flump to be alias-mapped to flump2 and
> flump3, where flump2 is in turn is alias-mapped to the *local*user*
> flump. This shouldn't be an aliasing loop, and indeed isn't one
> for sendmail.
In order to deliver mail to a user AND to an alias of that user,
specify that user in the expansion of that user's alias, thusly:
flump: flump, other...
That works with Postfix AND with Sendmail.
The \user form is no longer supported by Postfix. Fixing that
requires butchering of the tok822_parse module, which is code
that I prefer to leave alone.
Wietse
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