Hello Jeff, : The problem is that Postfix doesn't know it is the final destination : for the new domain. Just having a transport for it doesn't do it. And, : to be honest, I didn't have any luck with the officially-sanctioned : (by postfix.org) way of doing it... So, I modified what Eelco directed : to me. : : Assuming that you've compiled postfix with SQL support, you can use a : single SQL table for both the 'mydestination' and 'transport' : parameters of postfix. It's the first of those that you don't have : yet.
But why it got work with just one domain? I used a RPM package to install postfix in my box. I think it does not support mysql. Its doing hash in all tables (transport and others). : With this setup, adding a domain does NOT require shutting down : postfix; simply insert the domain and transport into the mytransport : table. My database for this is named "forwarder" because it was part : of some other project; you COULD include the transport table in the : dbmail database... I may eventually move mine. You got the same problem as I got? Nataniel Klug
