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Victor.Duchovni_at_morganstanley.com
Date: Thu Nov 14 2002 - 13:33:42 CST
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, Wietse Venema wrote:
> For the sake of consistency within Postfix, a bare username must
> be equivalent to user
$myorigin everywhere, no exceptions allowed.
>
> If you want mail forwarded to bare username to be delivered locally,
> then you must list $myorigin in $mydestination.
>
Yes, but the issue is that the local delivery loop detection code is
entering the original fully qualified (with *some* domain in
$mydestination) recipient into the hash table and the check on the
individual .forward local recipients is using $myorigin which cannot
deterministically match the original recipient.
My question is whether it would be OK to drop "
domain" from all local
recipients when constructing the been_here() hash keys.
-- Viktor.
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