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From: Carsten Hoeger (choegersuse.de)
Date: Mon Apr 02 2001 - 03:04:44 CDT

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    On Sun, Apr 01, Stefan Carstens RHCE wrote:

    > I need your help guys ...
    > My company has several domains such as aaa.de / bbb.de / ccc.de etc.
    > My job was to set up a mailserver which could handle that.
    > I decided to buy the SuSE Email Server II.
    > It runs postfix (with some features like IMAP ...).
    >
    > The primary domain of the mail server itself might be aaa.de.
    > I set up user accounts like stefanaaa.de and so on.
    > I also told postfix that it is responsible for bbb.de etc. (/etc/postfix/virtual).

    Please apply the current Update for eMail Server II on ftp.suse.com
    (take a look at
       http://www.suse.de/de/produkte/solutions/imap2/imasupd/update2.html
    )

    > I also set aliases like stefanbbb.de which points to stefanaaa.de .
    > But if I send a mail with "From:stefanbbb.de" postfix ___ALWAYS___ rewrites it to stefanaaa.de, which is the primary domain.
    >
    > That is not what I want.

    This will not work because the eMail Server uses a LDAP sender
    canonical map to rewrite outgoing emails. The update contains an
    extension to the usersettings to let the administrator choose the
    outgoing email domain.
     
    > The other problem is, that if a user mistyped a mail recepients address, it should be gatherd in one account.
    > Let's say, xxxaaa.de goes to supportaaa.de if xxx is a user which is unkown to the system.

    You can't use luser_relay here, because we are using
    mailbox_transport. You have to extend /etc/procmailrc to do this. It
    should work, if you apply the following call to deliver at the end of
    this file:

    :0 w
    |/usr/cyrus/bin/deliver -q -F R -a $USER -m "$EXT" support

    P.S.: This is all OFF-Topic on this list, IMHO. Please call our
          support.

    -- 
    With best regards,
    

    Carsten Hoeger

    SuSE, The Linux Experts, http://www.suse.com

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