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From: mouss (mlist.only
free.fr)
Date: Tue Jan 01 2008 - 18:18:58 CST
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Mark Krenz wrote:
> Ok, I'm not crazy (phew!), it turns out that I needed to have the
> virtual_alias_maps setup on the delivery machines as well and have it
> point to the same database that was used on the gateway machine. Either
> I didn't understand that from someone's instructions, or its not really
> mentioned anywhere.
I said:
you can configure all hosts to use the same rewrite maps.
maybe you were confused by "rewrite"...
> I thought about that at one point but I thought it
> would cause a loop.
>
> So now I can send mail from one delivery host to another unix user on
> another delivery host and it does its thing properly.
>
> But now I'm having trouble getting virtual mailboxes to delivery
> right. Before I turned on virtual_alias_maps on the delivery hosts, I
> was able to send e-mail to the virtual mailboxes through the gateway or
> on the delivery host that it would go to, but now with
> virtual_alias_maps turned on in the delivery host, I get the following
> error when I try to send to a virtual mailbox.
>
> <virtualuser%domain.com
deliveryhost.suso.org>): User unknown in virtual alias table
>
why is deliveryhost.suso.org configured as a virtual alias domain?
make sure virtual_alias_domains only contains virtual alias domains or
is empty. if you have no virtual alias domains, then set
virtual_alias_domains =
>
> I've replaced the actual values in this e-mail to keep them private.
>
> Can virtual_alias_maps and virtual_mailbox_maps work on the same
> machine?
virtual_alias_maps work for any domain.
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