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$myorigin, $mydestination, and local delivery
From: Joshua Myles (jamyles
mtu.edu)
Date: Sat May 31 2003 - 21:21:28 CDT
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Hi,
I'm using Postfix 2.0.9 for local delivery on a host that I'll call
mail.bar.foo.edu. $myorigin is "foo.edu", and there are aliases on the MX
server for foo.edu of the form "john -> john
mail.bar.foo.edu" (for the
users I handle local delivery for). $mydestination is "mail.bar.foo.edu".
My problem is that aliases on mail.bar.foo.edu are being ignored. For
example, my aliases file includes
root: jamyles
postmaster: root
If I send mail to postmaster
mail.bar.foo.edu, the message is sent to
root
foo.edu instead of jamyles
foo.edu (or, ideally, to
jamyles
mail.bar.foo.edu).
I think I can solve this problem by putting all the local aliases the virtual
table, but that dosen't seem like the best way to do it. Any suggestions?
Josh
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