istvan.takacsszerencsejatek.hu wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We have a mail server (mail.jelenlegi.hu), and our
> users have email addresses like usernamejelenlegi.hu
> I have to set up this server for two new domains (egyik.hu
> and masik.hu) in this form:
> usernameegyik.hu
> usernamemasik.hu
>
> The domains have different users, but some of them
> are the same person for every domains e.g. postmaster,
> hostmaster, webmaster, etc.

Aha, this makes sense. But question remains: where mails
comed to usermasik.hu should go?

> I wrote the line virtual_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual
> into the main.cf, and created a new virtual file with two records:
>
> egyik.hu, masik.hu

Please reread virtual manual page - it specifies format of this
file. What you quoted here is *one* record, not two. Virtual
file is a *map* that maps keys to values. You need to have
something like this (man virtual!):

  egyik.hu virtual
  postmasteregyik.hu postmaster
  hostmasteregyik.hu hostmaster
  ...
  user1egyik.hu ??? (As I said - no info about what should be here)
  user2egyik.hu ???
  ...

This is for egyik.hu, the same is for masik.hu (modulo usernames).

> # postmap virtual
> # postfix reload
>
> maillog:
>
> Feb 2 08:34:50 fw postfix-script: refreshing the Postfix mail system
> Feb 2 08:34:50 fw postfix/master[493]: reload configuration
>
> If I try to send an email to the a user, than it writes this
>
> Feb 2 08:36:21 fw postfix/smtpd[14523]: reject: RCPT from
> aramis.iif.hu[193.225.12.71]: 554 <postmasteregyik.hu>: Reci
> pient address rejected: Relay access denied; from=<hostmasternic.hu>
> to=<postmasteregyik.hu>

Yes, this is right since postfix doesn't recognize egyik.hu as
virtual domain using your virtual "table".

> I don't know what should I set up this to work correctly.
> And can I use the same aliases file for different domains?

Yes you can. You can add both to mydestination parameter in
main.cf file. This way, all domains will become synonyms, i.e.
useregyik.hu = usermasik.hu = user... (the last is that you
have in mydestination already), so you will be almost unable to
distinguish them (but still can use virtual map to redirect
individual addresses).

> Thanks in advance!
>
> Regards,
>
> Istvan

Regards,
 Michael.

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