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From: mouss (mouss
netoyen.net)
Date: Tue Apr 01 2008 - 17:12:33 CDT
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Dan Farrell wrote:
> On Tue, 01 Apr 2008 21:04:38 +0200
> mouss <mouss
netoyen.net> wrote:
>
>
>> maximatt wrote:
>>
>>> hi....
>>>
>>> i have a domain "prueba.org" that is the real domain, but i want to
>>> accept " pp.prueba.org" domain...
>>> in other words, if i have "toto1
prueba.org" account (virtual), i
>>> want to accept "toto1
pp.prueba.org", and these mail delivered to
>>> "toto1
prueba.org" mailbox...
>>>
>>> i tryed to use "relocated_maps" and others parameters, but i could
>>> do them yet...
>>>
>>>
>> add pp.prueba.org to virtual_alias_domains and add
>>
>> toto1
pp.prueba.org toto1
prueba.org
>>
>> to virtual_alias_maps and that's it. use a script to generate the
>> virtual aliases or use sql/ldap.
>>
>> don't use wildcard aliases because they rebak recipient validation.
>> generate per user entries, and only for valid users.
>>
>>
>
> wouldn't this be a good time to use masquerad_domains, gurus?
>
OP doesn't want to hide the domain.
The real issue here is recipient validation, not rewrite. rewrite is
easily implemented with a wildcard alias but this breaks recipient
validation.
if the domain was local (in mydestination), adding pp.example.com to
mydestination is enough. but for other domains, the list of valid
recipients is needed.
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