On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 04:12:50PM -0400, luna wrote:
> hi all-
>
> i'm running postfix on a machine 'solar.dipswitch.net'. it's primary job
> is to accept mail addressed to userdipswitch.net. of course, with the
> following-
>
> mydestination =
> $myhostname,
> $mydomain,
> localhost.$mydomain
>
> any mail sent to solar.dipswitch.net is received as well.
>
> all mail leaving is rewritten as userdipswitch.net, and i really would
> like to only receive mail addressed to userdipswitch.net, and have mail
> sent to usersolar.dipswitch.net rejected.
>
> i imagine that by removing $myhostname from mydestination, i could acheive
> that, but i'm wondering if there would be negative side affects to doing
> this..? also, what exactly does localhost.$mydomain do by having it in
> mydestination?

Yes, simply remove it. But then I'd recommend to say:

myorigin = $mydomain

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