On Mon, 1 Jul 2002, Phil Howard wrote:

> So what should I be using to deliver the mail into mailboxes on the local
> machine, where the mailbox is a name exactly the same as the user part
> of the address, appended to a path (/var/spool/mail), where every mailbox
> is owned by one specific system user. The mailed-to users do not have
> home directories, so there is no .forward file. If there are any addresses
> that need to be forwarded to some other, a map for that is good, but if
> the address is not found in the map, it should just be delivered normally.
>

Use a better (than "virtual") delivery agent which comes with your virtual
user POP/IMAP server.

The simplest configuration with the bundled VDA is to use the "static" map
for virtual_uid_maps and virtual_gid_maps. Then use a suitable map type
(perhaps MySQL or "userdb" to share data with the POP/IMAP server) to
manage just virtual_mailbox_maps.

There is no support for a "/some/path/%d/%u" format template in the
virtual delivery agent which ships with Postfix.

-- 
	Viktor.
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