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Subject: Re: Subject set by mailpost Tue Jun 27 19:57:54 2000
From: Ralf Hildebrandt (news-list.postfix.users
innominate.de)Date: Thu Jun 29 2000 - 02:10:01 CDT
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>When I specified relay_domains as a seperate hash:/etc/postfix/relay_domains
>file converted to .db file with postmap, postfix ignored those entries in
>the file.
You need to show some logs of one try and the other!
>When I put them in main.cf no problems at all. Why is this
>happening? I tried (for curiosity) to chown postfix everything in the
>config dir, but it still didn't work with the files (as far as I notice,
>no file gets used at all if specified in main.cf, I have to write everything
>into main.cf itself!).
Please don't fiddle with the permissions.
>multiple domains (d1, d2, d3, d4) should be accepted and not delivered to
>local linux users.
>The mail should go into separate mailboxes for later
>pop3-access,
You need virtual_maps for that. Specify:
d1 virtual
a
d1 a_at_d1
b
d1 b_at_d1
c
d1 c_at_d1
And in aliases specify:
a_at_d1 d1_mailboxes/a
b_at_d1 d1_mailboxes/b
c_at_d1 d1_mailboxes/c
>a part of those should go via smtp directly to other machines.
How this? Either you specify in virtual:
d1 virtual
a
d1 some_user
some_other_server
or you create a transport map:
.d1 :[some_other_server]
d1 :[some_other_server]
>where a
d1 and a
d2 should be the same postboxes because they are the
>same users, but a
d3 is a different person. What kind of tool can I use
>to a) direct mail correctly and b) what pop3-daemon does cover my needs?
You'd need a POP3 daemon that does "virtual users" or "virtual domain"
support.
>Many greetings from Braunschweig, next to EXPO 2k city Hannover,
Whatever :) See you on the WE...
-- Ralf.Hildebrandtinnominate.de innominate AG networking people fon: +49.30.308806-44 fax: -77 web: http://innominate.de pgp: /pgp/rh
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