Here's the way i would do it
 
 
The postfix virtual file:
 
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# domain 1
 
domain1.com enabled
 
bobdomain1.com <mailto:bobdomain1.com> bob
 
 
# domain2
 
domain2.com enabled
 
foodomain2.com <mailto:foodomain2.com> foo
 
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then you remove domain1.com and domain2.com from your main.conf
"mydestination" and the system will use the virtual entries to decide what
gets delivered and what does not.
 
(don't forget you need to run 'postmap')
 
If you have lots of domains you'll end up creating lots of users and
mailboxes. Another option is to have local mailboxes for users without
giving them a "real" system username. That requires a pop server which can
handle that kind of setup, but there are a few :)
 
Joelle Nebbe
 

 -----Original Message-----
From: Philip Murray [mailto:mephilth.net.nz]
Sent: 11 September 2001 08:22
To: postfix-userspostfix.org
Subject:

Hi,

I've look at the archives of this mailing list, but I still can't figure out
how to do this.

I collect mail for multiple domains, at the moment I'm doing it with just
Virtual domains in /usr/local/etc/postfix/virtual. This is how I want it to
work

Mail sent to:
bobdomain1.com <mailto:bobdomain1.com> Gets delivered to localuser bob
foodomain2.com <mailto:foodomain2.com> Gets delivered to local user foo
bobdomain2.com <mailto:bobdomain2.com> Gets rejected, no such user

Likewise,

foodomain1.com <mailto:foodomain1.com> Gets rejected, no such user

At the moment, I'm using virtual domains, but foodomain1.com
<mailto:foodomain1.com> doesn't get
rejected because foo is a local user (assuming domain1.com is in
mydestination)

How can I make it work as described above?

Cheers

--
Philip Murray
mephilth.net.nz <mailto:mephilth.net.nz> 
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