Michael Alan Dorman wrote:
>
> "Alexander V. Kolesnik" <sashaabisoft.spb.ru> writes:
>
> > Question: why postfix does a substitution for one domain and doesn't
> > for another?
>
> alias substitution is a function of the "local" processing step.
>
> If you define an explicit transport for something, then, unless that
> transport is "local", it will go directly to that transport without
> "local" processing.

Oh! Now I understand. Thanks!

> Given that it seems (and I base this only on your listing basically
> identical /usr/cyrus2/bin/deliver lines, so it could be wrong) you're
> putting everything in the same mailstore anyway, why are you bothering
> to have an explicit transport for this secondary domain---why not just
> remove its transport and let normal processing happen?

No, actually I have two IMAP repositories: the first - for
abisoft.spb.ru domain
and the second - for byelatech.com. This is why I use two procmails.

So, don't you know how to make postfix read aliases in any situation,
since
makeing the full copy of NIS+ tables in /etc/procmail/virtual doesn't
look
like a good step..

-- 
Best regards,
Alexander Kolesnik.
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