Use a regexp..

eg:

virtual_maps: regexp:/etc/postfix/pop3domains

/etc/postfix/pop3domains:
 
/^(.*)example\.com$/ example+$1

Jason

On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Phil Howard wrote:

> The only idea I can come up with is to put a line like the following
> in virtual:
>
> domain.com owner+$userotherdomain.com
>
> Trying this, the part $user is not substituted, so apparently this
> kind of substitution is not implemented. If you saw someone try
> to do this, would it be obvious to you what they were trying to
> accomplish? Would this be something easy enough to do?
>
> The goal is to give a non-root user the ability to configure their
> own domain with regard to where different usernames within that
> domain go to.
>
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