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Subject: Re: recipient delimiter and unknown extensions
From: Robert S. Wojciechowski Jr. (robertwwojo.com)
Date: Fri Oct 20 2000 - 18:22:47 CDT

Ralf,

Heh, I just posted a message that included this in it.

I would also like to see it work correctly with something like this (same
thing as you said, just with more levels):

user-domain1-list1 (.forward-domain1-list1)
user-domain1-list2 (.forward-domain1-list2)
user-domain1-nonexistent (no file, no .forward-domain-default)

if there is no .forward-domain1-default (or the postfix equivalent), then
mail to user-domain1-nonexistent will bounce.

Also, even if I have a .forward-default it should not catch mail for
.forward-domain1-anything.

Anyway, my search continues... If you find a solution, drop me an e-mail
with your original problem. :)

Best Regards, 

---
Robert S. Wojciechowski Jr.
robertwwojo.com

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> On 20-Oct-2000 17:56:23, Ralf Hildebrandt writes:
> We're stuck with an ugly qmail relic here:
> 
> We use "-" as reciepient delimiter, so whenever we get mail to, say
> the list "alle" it's delivered OK (to everybody), we also have "alle-bln"
> who is everybody in Berlin. But we don't have "alle-foo", so mail to
> "alle-foo" goes to alle instead of bouncing.
> 
> Can we make Postfix bounce mail for alle-any_unknown_extension WITHOUT
> re-setting the recipient_delimiter?
> 
> -- 
> ralf.hildebrandtinnominate.de
> Dipl.-Informatiker                                       innominate AG
> system engineer                                      networking people
> tel: +49.30.308806-62  fax: -77   http://innominate.de  pgp at request
> 
> 
>