Robert Schetterer wrote:
Martin Strand schrieb:
We're an email service provider hosting ~3000 domains. Customers can delegate
their domains to our nameservers and administer email accounts with a web
interface.
I figured it would be a good idea to reserve the postmaster@ and abuse@
addresses for hosted domains and forward them to our own postmaster account.
Now one of these customers wants to create a [EMAIL PROTECTED] account and use
it for his personal email...
I just want to ask what you guys think about this policy, am I just being silly
when reserving these addresses in the customer's own domain? Should I drop that
restriction and leave their domains alone?
Thanks,
Martin
Hi Martin, we create postmaster,webmaster,hostmaster,abuse addresses
auto at domain creation time as aliases to our hostmasteraddress
but we are allowing to change this aliases eihter additional to
some domain mailboxes or use them total by their owner
postfixadmin gives you good configure choices for such stuff
virtual_alias_maps =
...
...
$builtin_valias
then set builtin_valias to define postmaster@ and abuse@ for the domains
you manage if they aren't listed in other virtual alias maps (the ones
listed before $builtin_valias).
