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Subject: Re: More virtuals incompatabilities
From: Chuck Dale (bugaphid.net)
Date: Wed Aug 16 2000 - 11:48:43 CDT


Wrote Michael Tokarev on Wed, Aug 16, 2000 at 08:44:46PM +0400:
> Chuck Dale wrote:
> >
> []
> > [/etc/postfix/virtuals]
> > infosueu.org.au billbobyankee.com
> > ..
> >
> > [/etc/postfix/aliases]
> > eu-it "|/home/mailman/mail/wrapper post eu-it"
> > ..
> >
> > When I send mail to eu-itsueu.org.au, the mail is being rejected. This
> > worked fine in sendmail. I have tried both with
>
> And the same question again: what's your $mydestination?

giardia.yourweb.com.au - unrelated.

> It should accept mails to eu-it$mydestination (giving it to mailman),
> and to infosueu.org.au, redirecting it to billbobyankee.com
> (the last is true only if you also have
> sueu.org.au something
> in virtual).
> If you want to have postfix accepts mail to eu-itsueu.org.au, specify
> eu-itsueu.org.au eu-it
> or
> eu-itsueu.org.au eu-it$mydestination
> in virtual.

Aw that sucks. That means I have to add double entries for every list I
create, in aliases *and* virtuals.
 
> The two lines you give in your example has not related to each other...
> Maybe you just cut&n&pasted the wrong line?

No I meant those two. The point is that previously (under the rule of
Sendmail) mail sent to eu-itsueu.org.au just fell through the
virtusertable whereas Postfix is now demanding that it gets a positive
match.

Is there perhaps an option to make virtuals more optional. i.e. if user
does not exist in virtuals, fall through to aliases?

> > [Side question: Is it still possible to get a "User does not exist"
> > rejection (immediately - not bounce) even when local_recipient_maps
> > is empty?]
>
> No, smtpd will permit any _local_ address in this case -- that is
> any$mydestination.
[..]

Hmm. The interoperation of virtuals and $mydestination is rather
confusing. I still don't understand why it is so important that virtual
domains are not also listed in $mydestination.

Thanks for the help,
Chuck

               [ charles hamilton dale <bugaphid.net> ]