Jeff, : Unfortunately, I have yet to see a distribution of postfix that has : MySQL or Postgres support pre-built. You must compile from source. And : that means making sure you have all the OTHER required development : libraries installed, such as Berkley DBM. : : In the mean time, you CAN use the hash: table type for the : mydestination, but I haven't tested using the SAME hash table for : transport and destination. But, this doesn't fix the problem with : getting access to the dbmail.aliases table... : : Try this in main.cf: : : mydestination = hash:/etc/postfix/transport : transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
The destination of emails is correct but aliases or users are not. I tryed to remove the domain clickdanoite.com.br and let only marilon.com.br in transport table. It still dont receive emails. It returns a message as this users are not local. Now I get what I have to do. I have to disable local recipient maps and let it an open relay just until I can compile an postfix with mysql support. Nataniel Klug