----- On 1st of October 2001 Javi Polo wrote; -----

On Oct/01/2001, Magnus Sandberg wrote:

 MS>> One major exception from the firewall example in the FAQ is that we
 MS>> have not disabled local delivery, not to actually have local
 MS>> deliveries but to use /etc/aliases to send machine accounts, like
 MS>> operator, daemon, etc to root.

 JP> You could use virtual_maps for that ...

 MS>> quit.userbluelabs.se new.addressnew.domain
 MS>> bluelabs.se bluelabs.se

 JP> just leave in virtualmap file:
 JP> thatuserbluelabs.se newaddresssomeotherplace.net

 JP> if no match is found in virtualmap file, postfix continues the
 JP> delivery of the message as if nothing were in the virtualmap file, soi
 JP> assuming you already sent mail to bluelabs.se fine, there's no problem

Is that correct, 'man virtual' says;

    Typical support for a virtual domain looks like the following:

        virtual.domain anything (right-hand content does not matter)
        user1virtual.domain address1
        user2virtual.domain address2, address3

    With this, the SMTP server accepts mail for virtual.domain
    and rejects mail for unknownvirtual.domain as undeliverable.
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